Sentence examples for plunging out from inspiring English sources

Plunging out before me was the hole, void of light but for the tiny headlights of trucks crawling around its sides.

The topic of conversation veered from plunging out of windows to getting run down by a speeding bus.

Waterfalls are everywhere along the Sun Road, especially early in the season, plunging out of the sweeping snowfields and glaciers.

Indonesia has previously said the aircraft climbed abruptly from its cruising height and then stalled, or lost lift, before plunging out of control into the Java Sea.

My cat analyst was dead and my phobias came plunging out of the pits and closets where they had been locked.

His office had been strangely decorated by Cathy, but not even the Expressionist landscapes on the walls and the blown-glass marlins plunging out of a crystal sea in the waiting room could diminish the cool, expensive efficiency of Dr. Pifer's domain.

"I wouldn't plunge in now, but I wouldn't plunge out either".

Kind of like those New Year's Day swims in icy waters, where you plunge in and plunge out, real quick.

Clegg argued that taking Britain out of the EU could eventually do more damage to the Conservatives' reputation than the chaos of Black Wednesday in 1992, when the pound plunged out of the European exchange rate mechanism.

In August, shaken by a ride in a plunging, out-of-control elevator, Ms. Jakubiak, 40, took a few days off.

A framed painting falls heavily on his head, which plunges out of sight between his shoulders.