Sentence examples for plunge deep into from inspiring English sources

Whether you travel by road or rail, you will see the terrain get harsher as you plunge deep into the desert at the heart of Australia.

He photographs the German landscape and you plunge deep into its painted richness; a vase of yellow tulips fairly burns with joy.

The promise of his books is that they detour around emasculated, fussy artistry — "We're all tired of the turned subtle phrase and the riddle in the middle of the line," he declared to another interviewer — and plunge deep into life itself.

And then abruptly he will plunge deep into a thicket of branches or a tangle of flowering plants that looks like a Jackson Pollock drip painting, the camera moving through the foliage like a bushwhacker or holding steady on the gently bobbing blossoms.

One, on Friday, reportedly hit the high-rise tower beside the Tigris that handles all international calls, but appeared to plunge deep into the building's basement from an entry point on its side without exploding, or at least without doing any major damage.

As the 11-minute opus Let's Call it Love travels from controlled lust to breathless abandon and back again, Carrie Brownstein and Corin Tucker's guitars plunge deep into dirty rock'n'roll, throwing out sharp chords as they traditionally do slogans, closer to Led Zeppelin than Bikini Kill.

But let us plunge deeper into the vocabulary of vacillation.

Those who do not want Switzerland to plunge deeper into the world are still a big minority: 45% said No even to dipping their toes into the UN.

That is one version of events, but, as we plunge deeper into the film, no version holds more water than any other.

And Mr Putin, deprived of economic legitimacy, could well plunge deeper into the xenophobic nationalism that has fuelled his campaign in Ukraine.

Yet, as trusts plunge deeper into debt, they have also been reproved by their regulator, NHS Improvement, for the rising pay bill.