Don't plunge into the sea

Other domestic arrangements might be easier than taking the matrimonial plunge, with its prospect of thankless exposure in the event of a scandal.

But Qalibaf still has not taken the plunge.

The robber tried to plunge the knife into the boy.

The deeper the plunge, the stronger the rebound, some analysts say.

Plunge the lobsters headfirst into a pot of boiling water.

In August, Lilienthal was killed in the plunge of his glider.

Shock therapy countries saw incomes plunge and poverty soar.

How can confidence be restored as the crisis economies plunge into recession?

Or must it plunge over every cliff that it approaches?

This is the context in which India's plunge into folly and peril took place.

But the operative word is might a headlong plunge into the abyss might prove equally likely.

The depth of the economy s plunge has helped the Irish government in its effort to secure a Yes vote.

In August 2001, he wrote that, The driving force behind the current slowdown is a plunge in business investment.

That could plunge the global economy into another financial crisis, delivering a shock equivalent to the autumn of 2008.

Taking the Long View

I'm taking the book.

Aristide's foes merely had to refuse to bargain in order to plunge Haiti into chaos.

In this context, it is difficult not to think of China s recent stock market plunge.

All three challenges are interconnected, and mistakes by any of the parties could plunge the global economy into another recession.

After its enactment in late February 2009, the markets downward plunge began to decelerate, and prices stabilized the following month.

Even after the market volatility following the crisis in Greece and the Chinese stock market s plunge, valuations appear to be high.

Smart women may be unwilling to marry high profile political men these days, owing to the tremendous potential downside. Other domestic arrangements might be easier than taking the matrimonial plunge, with its prospect of thankless exposure in the event of a scandal.

BERKELEY The recent dizzying plunge in the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges has posed a unique test for China s Communist rulers.

Are you taking the train?

I'm taking the day off.

I'm not taking the bus.

I'm taking the week off.

The plane is taking off.

Meanwhile, policymakers should be cautious in interpreting the plunge in gold prices as a vote of confidence in their performance.

Shock therapy countries saw incomes plunge and poverty soar. Social indicators, such as life expectancy, mirrored the dismal GDP numbers.

It can ultimately end only with a renewed bailout of Greece or with Europe s plunge into disaster.

The danger is that the resulting political tensions, including US protectionism, may disrupt the global economy and plunge the world into recession or worse.

Taking the healthy person s organs is _______.

Fortunately, the world is taking action.

We're not taking the bonus yet.

Therefore I recommend taking the test.

Taking note of the following reports

Look! The airplane is taking off.

Tom lied about taking the money.

The kitten is taking a nap.

The sickness is taking its course.

The sickness is taking its course.

I'm taking Tom to the hospital.

I'm taking the train to Boston.