Sentence examples for plunging along from inspiring English sources

The entire Copenhagen concert follows this pattern, plunging along the precipice.

As Labor Day approaches, interest rates have collapsed, plunging along with economic optimism.

But the problems with the website are sending Democratic reputations plunging along with those of their adversaries.

As a result, India's rupee and Brazil's real are plunging, along with Indonesia's rupiah, the South African rand, the Turkish lira, and more.

Men steer their cattle by plunging along on the blown-up skins, apparently taking the task as something to which they were born.

That number increased from the middle of this decade to a high of 81 in 2006, before plunging along with all other M&A activity (except shotgun marriages of troubled banks) during the economic crisis.

The deal stirred controversy in China when the value of the stake plunged, along with most stocks, during the global financial crisis, drawing vehement criticism among some Chinese.

For nearly two years, mergers plunged along with the markets as executives grappled with trying to understand how best to survive.

The disclosures led to all sorts of fascinating insights into the campaigns: Jeb Bush's average donations per day plunged along with his poll numbers, from more than $500,000 to less than $90,000 over the course of October, November and December.

The bus driver plunged along over mad ridges.

Still, nothing has replaced it that is attractive enough to spur people to plunge along yet another uncharted course.