Sentence examples for plunge itself from inspiring English sources
It is unfair to expect a developing country to speedily plunge itself into a business-orientated world.
Something quite astonishing has happened to this anti-Brexit party over the years, even as it seems to plunge itself into irrelevance.
After a century of humiliation at the hands of outsiders, China finally regained self-determination in 1949, only to almost immediately plunge itself into a 30-year nightmare that caused more deaths and damage than anything ever inflicted by foreigners.
More precisely, LCROSS hopes to plunge itself into an area of the moon that appears to be the most likely candidate for harbouring water, and push up a cloud of dust (known as the ejecta) that will allow scientists to photograph and study it for evidence of H2O.
The former Chancellor, Franz Vranitsky, believes that, if Austria elects Haider today, the country will plunge itself into a period of political isolation unlike anything since the Second World War: 'It would be interpreted as a clear shift to the right and Austria's reliability would be put into question,' he said.
If you really are desperate for an iPhone that supports wireless charging, and are willing to live with temperamental tech while you wait for Apple to take the plunge itself, the iQi does get around the need to stick a bulky, unattractive case on your iPhone.
Moreover, France has plunged itself into a real debate.
Firstly, he'd observe – with little surprise – that capitalism has plunged itself into yet another almighty mess.
However, Andy Burnham, the shadow home secretary, said he would stay put, saying he did not see the sense of Labour plunging itself into civil war.
Each year on Grammy night, the Recording Academy plunges itself a few leagues deeper into a dim trench of irrelevance, making it difficult to get too worked-up over its chronic fumbles.
As some future graduates are still scrabbling through clearing, the spectre hovers of a generation plunging itself deep into debt, just to end up serving lattes and manning call centres – and inadvertently elbowing less qualified kids out of a job.
