Sentence examples for when one plunges from inspiring English sources

Time in the kitchen can be a brisk affair measured in minutes: the quick cooking of spaghetti in boiling water until just al dente, the exciting, rapid transformation that happens when one plunges sliced potatoes into hot oil to make chips, the thickening as you stir a mixture of flour, butter and milk into a sauce.

However, rather than directly performing clustering, we chose to first preprocess data: it is indeed widely accepted that clustering results are often improved when one plunges data in a low-dimensional space which captures the intrinsic manifold on which they lie [24], [25], [26].

Portman also signed on after falling in love with the film about a group of priests living on a windswept island who are plunged into crisis when one of their number is accused of sexual abuse.

When one of the knots loosened, he plunged to the ground and died, the police said.

But no matter how much reading one does, there comes a point when a couple (or an individual) considering nonmonogamy has to take the plunge, a moment when one has to cross the threshold that separates the (sexy) sheep from the (sexy, sexy) goats.

But no matter how much reading one does, there comes a point when a couple (or an individual) considering non-monogamy has to take the plunge, a moment when one has to cross the threshold that separates the (sexy) sheep from the (sexy, sexy) goats.

And when one partner actually does take the empathy plunge, it's almost always a belly flop.

When one of them dies with her when their car plunges over a broken bridge, the other collects their ashes from the crematorium.

Orin Starn was a young anthropologist in the mid-1980s doing research in Peru when, one day, the small town where he was staying was suddenly plunged into darkness.

Tennis officials feared that her plunge into the grunge scene went beyond smoking marijuana when one party friend of Capriati's reportedly accused her of using heroin.

And the moment when she plunges one hand into a pan of boiling water (a modern cauldron?) is appalling.