Sentence examples for plunge show from inspiring English sources

So what does the recent price plunge show?

THE inability to explain the May 6th stock-market plunge shows just how difficult it is to predict and then reconstruct afterwards behaviour caused by bizarre combinations of unlikely events.

Yet Anderszewski's unrestrained performance of Papillons, with its off-kilter waltzes and veering harmonic plunges, showed it to be the more unstable work: the Variations cling to the last vestiges of sanity with obdurate fixity, its calm, haunting theme untouched by the deepening harmonies that assail it.

It didn't affect Priest one iota: the record sales didn't plunge, the show attendance didn't plunge.

But she didn't plunge into show business.

Toyota has been hit hard in its biggest market, the United States, where sales have plunged and show few signs of recovery.

As things turned out, that's no bad thing, because the German approach over the six months of the global economy's downward plunge has shown itself to be a model for very little.

The plunge pool showed the most variation, with bed levels fluctuating by over 1 m.

Eight weeks after their writers went on strike and plunged their shows into reruns, Jay Leno, David Letterman and Conan O'Brien returned to late-night television Wednesday with original shows in which both the Iowa caucuses and the new facial hair on two of the hosts loomed large.

And a brief plunge would also show that the president is serious about raising additional revenue.

If you need a dose of reality after the whimsical train show, plunge into "Dancing With the Devil: Confessions of an Undercover Agent" (Pocket, $16), by Louis Diaz and Neal Hirschfeld.