Sentence examples for plunge himself from inspiring English sources

At Mr. Rouse's urging, Mr. Obama confided his interest in a White House run to Mr. Daschle, seeking guidance from someone who had nearly taken the plunge himself.

The first of these explains the importance that he assigns to intuition, imagination, synesthesia, and the thrilling necessity for the artist to plunge himself into the world about him.

He plunged himself into recruiting, but the response was meagre.

Mercator moved to Louvain to be with him, and plunged himself into geography and engraving.

"He's a prince," she tells Olivia, adding, "He's plunged himself into a journey of matrimonial intent.

He seemed to know he was plunging himself and Libya down a tragic path, and, like Macbeth, to embrace it.

Mick McCarthy entered the main reception at Portman Road on Thursday and plunged himself straight into a relegation battle.

So Morris pushed his satire in a fresh direction and plunged himself into years of detailed research.

He took a year off to tend to his ill mother, but after she died plunged himself back into work.

But its heart lies in the exuberant and often arresting observations of a man plunging himself into a world full of beauty, violence and cultural strife.

"He, more than any of his contemporaries, plunged himself into the heartbeat of the popular music of his youth, the dance band," Wilder writes.