Sentence examples for quick plunge from inspiring English sources

A quick plunge into the kopi-O gives the combination a boost of extra flavor.

I also took a quick plunge in the dismal Byron's Pool at Grantchester, trying to disregard the alarming notices that forbid bathing and warn of dangerous currents.

The quick plunge appears to have been triggered or exacerbated by computer algorithms that automatically trade based on monitoring and analyzing social media streams.

(A quick plunge may send streams of injector sauce squirting in the opposite direction).

Like other aerial birds, such as swifts and swallows, nightjars make a quick plunge into water to wash.

"We're really not very bullish on Europe for the short term," Mr. DeGroot said, adding that he was emphatically not urging investors to take a quick, deep plunge into the market in the hope of immediate gains.

"We need to take a quick breath before plunging into the next round of spectrum bidding so that carriers can assess their spectrum needs and develop bidding strategies," said Tom Wheeler, president and chief executive of the Cellular Telephone and Internet Association.

We walk to the lake and I manage to give him a quick hug before plunging into the water, where it makes sense that my face is wet.

The following afternoon as we strolled past the building, we did see two bungee jumpers plunge in quick succession.

Rest assured, there was no attack, but traders freaked out long enough about the hoax to make the Dow do this: So will this sharp plunge (and quick reversal) get a nifty nickname like the "flash crash" did?

I still smile when I think of the skinflint behaviour the card evokes – of Aberdonians fleeing their homes before charitable tin-rattlers come knocking at the door, and then hurrying back again to avoid similar tin-rattlers, this time armed with tiny flags that, quick as lightning, they plunge into your lapel.