plunge into

I CLASP your hands, and my heart plunges into the dark of your eyes, seeking you, who ever evade me behind words and silence.

As the rest of the world plunges into darkness, they argue, political power is the only strength holding the Garou Nation together.

As the industry plunges into its second serious downturn in two years, many also hope that it might lead to more consistent profits.

The daydreaming farm boy that plunges into a galaxy of adventure was a role filled by Annikin Starkiller in these early drafts.

He sees it for only a few seconds before a thunderhead blocks the view, and the shuttle plunges into gray murk.

His mother, a dynamo, plunges into action to prove her son innocent.

A double rainbow plunges into a gorge in Alaska's Denali National Park.

The mind, which plunges into Surrealism, relives with burning excitement the best part of childhood.

Finally there is a ground height of two meters, but I can not wait, eager to think the ground up, so he plunges into the ground on the jump.

Only when first plunges into the powerful current of the times be to first's life shine brilliantly.

His car skids off a bridge and plunges into a river.

As the road, buckling under the weight of vehicles, collapses, rush-hour traffic plunges into the river, killing 13 people.

a burly rough pursues with booted strides . he stumbles on the steps , recovers , plunges into gloom.

The object plunges into the ocean and makes huge waves that destroy the cities' sky scrapers.

Only when one plunges into the powerful current of times will one's life shine brilliantly.

As Japan plunges into its deepest postwar recession, its three megabanks say they are sitting on a capital cushion totaling $176 billion.

Academic research plunges into the past and emerges with few facts . . .

Reiko, a female polar bear, plunges into the water at Ueno Zoo in Tokyo, Japan on Sunday, July 26, 2009.

Before reform and open, the civil society plunges into comedown and dreariness in China.