plunge造句怎麼寫

The moment had come when in the long, romantic history of Japan the most fearful plunge was to be made.

An adversarial or uncooperative attitude can easily scuttle any positive results and plunge the discussion into pointless hostility.

Lew has been on the verge of asking Fay to marry him many times,but he's too shy to take the plunge.

After pushing the country to the brink of default before last month's debt deal, the Republicans in Congress have seen their approval ratings plunge.

There are different ways to hedge tail risk, but a popular one is to create a basket of derivatives that will perform poorly during normal market conditions but soar when markets plunge.

The herd boy who grazes his cattle sitting under the banyan tree, and idly weaves gunja flowers into gar - lands, who loves to splash and plunge in the Jamuna's cool deep stream.

Apart from threatening to plunge the simultaneous translators into meltdown, such language feeds the image overseas of Mr Bush as a hopelessly inarticulate, trigger-happy cowboy, one that Tony Blair was at pains to say this week he regards as a parody.

Some of this is down to a plunge in sterling and will prove temporary.

Their only plan is to plunge the province back into bloody strife.

This shift in perspective led Tang to embrace the business even more wholeheartedly, taking a daring plunge into funeral design.

A surprise plunge in consumer confidence in June was the latest reminder that this gloomy scenario cannot be ruled out.

And the plunge in BP's share price has wiped out the equity-related part of his pay package as ceo-a significant punishment.

Private islands. Miles of ivory beaches. You can dive or snorkel with whale sharks and manta rays by day and stay in a luxury villa with a private plunge pool by night.

Or consider the plunge in auto sales.

The plunge in sales of existing homes is severe but not unprecedented.

A man could, however, plunge into that wall of fog and it was necessary so to do. Haste was even requisite.

And also for years I've been an aficionado of the "bus plunge" story, the 100-word filler in the newspaper that says, "Peruvian bus plunges off cliff, 50 people die."

Once you've made the plunge—in both time and expertise—into a scripting language, go with that.

We can take the cue from our fears and plunge the world into chaos.

China’s Shanghai Composite rose 4.2 per cent to 5,003.33, disrupting a bear run which had seen the index plunge 21 per cent since its peak in October.