Sentence examples for plunged into the same from inspiring English sources

Five of them plunged into the same zone in the sea between North Korea and Japan, indicating that the North was improving its firing accuracy, they said.

Is it a coincidence that Ukip is suddenly plunged into the same sort of intensely personal in-fighting that has been disrupting its far nastier rival, the French Front National, across the Channel?

It will do little to help people like Mapuani, but could prevent half of the women around her ― who have either missed or ignored the ivermectin rounds ― from being plunged into the same darkness and despair.

I observed that many who came to me in those early years found themselves plunged into the same miraculous state of liberated consciousness that I had discovered, but the effect of this powerful experience was generally not the same.

Yet she will heedlessly plunge into the same error.

Judis's new book, "The Paradox of American Democracy," plunges into the same questions that brought Croly to such frustration.

The Ryan plan for drastically cutting federal spending and attacking entitlement programs is a sham; if it were enacted, only sheer luck would save America from plunging into the same recession that Europe is already struggling with.

Some 40 years had elapsed since Mr. Lévi-Sthenss, then in his late 20s, first plunged into that same jungle, and I was curious to see what, if anything, remained of the world he had encountered and described in such beautifully bittersweet prose.

PAGE A19 NEW HAMPSHIRE DEBATES MARRIAGE A committee of the New Hampshire State Senate plunged into the debate over same-sex marriage, hearing hours of discordant testimony on whether the state should become the fifth to allow it.

California winemaker Mark Shannon Mark Shannon plunged into the depths of nowhere to pursue the same goal.

("Down With Love" and "Far From Heaven" might best be described as offerings to the memory of Ross Hunter, who produced both "Pillow Talk" and Sirk's "Imitation of Life" in the same year.) Mr. Haynes plunged into the subtext of the old movies, exploring their deep springs of anxiety about race, marriage and sexual identity.