Sentence examples for plunging straight into from inspiring English sources

Kaufmann began with Verdi, plunging straight into Rodolfo's dramatic recitative and aria from act two of Luisa Miller.

"The AS allows students to dip their toe in the water rather than plunging straight into A-level.

You grasp for adjectives to describe what you're witnessing in Antarctica as sheer mountains suddenly come into view, plunging straight into the sea.

The boy seems to be plunging straight into the middle of the image from the top edge; you almost hope that someone is holding him by his ankles.

At 42, she is in her prime and sounded it on Sunday, gliding bejeweled onto the stage in a black gown with bustle and plunging straight into "Berenice, che fai," Haydn's turbulent concert aria.

Unzipping a tent flap and plunging straight into a mountain stream or lake provides a mix of both, the delight only intensified if someone's brewed tea by the time you get back out.

Remove and plunge straight into cold water to stop the cooking.

Soon, the pair were auditioning actors, then plunged straight into rehearsals.

A communications minister should not be allowed to plunge straight into commercial television.

(A double-time rave-up coda in "Kodachrome," released in 1973, plunged straight into "Gone at Last," from 1975).

The diminutive brunette then turns 21 and her debut single, Smile, plunges straight into the charts at No 1.