Sentence examples for plunge up from inspiring English sources

Shrieking gulls plunge up from the dawn-slashed sky in vertiginous, inverted scenes as the cameras tumble upside-down.

Chemicals giant Ineos has set out plans to plunge up to $1 billion £6400 million) into shale gas production in the UK — putting it at the centre of the country's nascent fracking plans.

Seals, dolphins, whales and other marine mammals can plunge up to a mile or more into the abyss and stay there as long as two hours on a single breath of air, a feat that has baffled scientists for centuries.

That deal could also be eclipsed within the next year if one of China's largest beef producers, Chongqing Hondo Agriculture Group, follows through on a plan to plunge up to $100m into farmland and slaughterhouses.

With it on, divers can plunge up to 305 meters, rocketing through the water with 1.6-horsepower thrusters on their feet.

Transfer each chicken to the second tub and gently plunge up and down again to get all of the soap off.

More than 500 people around here died as the wave plunged up to 2km inland.

She hoes the clods of soil like a peasant in a Millet painting, and plunges up to her waist to join Gabriel for the seasonal washing of sheep.

"We were walking through snow that was, in places, a metre or so deep and people were plunging up to their knees or further into the snow.

His hero William Carlos Williams was a doctor, plunged up to the elbows in blood and struggling daily against death; his friends included Ezra Pound, Hilda Doolittle, Wallace Stevens, Marianne Moore, and Marcel Duchamp.

Professionally, too, she felt increasingly perverse: despite the smorgasbord of careers from which she might have chosen when younger, she had willingly plunged up to the eyeballs into the most odious aspect of modern life.