She plunged into the water.

She plunged into the water.

The government allowed employment discrimination to go unchecked, leaving the majority of Roma without jobs, and communities were plunged deeper into poverty.

Passepartout was now plunged into absorbing reverie.

Theology conquered, he had plunged into decretals.

A heavy bag immediately plunged into the sea.

However, despite Lomé, the country plunged into war.

Instead of the promised development, the opening up of the markets to huge companies and to the financial establishment has plunged Latin America into poverty.

Many people were plunged into distress by the news.

Then, all at once, he plunged into the lake.

Rome plunged into the gloom of the Dark Ages.

I counted to three and then plunged into the water.

I counted to three and then plunged into the water.

And plunged into useless things with those who were obstinate,

Ever since then, Congress has plunged into the Dark Ages.

The food scares have plunged them into an economic crisis.

Last year, it was floods which plunged Europe into mourning.

You have plunged as they plunged.

If not, the region will be plunged into a hot confrontation.

and in the fifth act, we plunged into a humiliating mess.

It seemed as if we'd plunged into a pool of quicksilver.

For two long months, Dreyfus was plunged into a deep despair.

Lane plunged us into darkness and grabbed a knife from here.

Indeed, here it is a lens full of air plunged into water.

The loss of 25,000 lives has plunged the Peruvian people into mourning.

Not to mention countries such as Argentina which, although it is wealthier than Belarus, has similarly seen its working classes plunged into poverty by the unpredictability of the market economy.

I could feel nothing but the knife as it plunged into my back.

The gallery passed, he plunged once more into the interior of the church.

Crossing the water to an island, they plunged into a bit of underwood.

It has plunged that sister country further into a most horrible human tragedy.

We must not allow our small farmers to be plunged into this abyss.

Those generals plunged us recklessly into a war for which we were unprepared.

The statistics are hard to argue with the consequences of the political crisis on the people of Madagascar are tragic and have plunged the majority of the population into an indescribable poverty.

Their failure plunged the country into its deepest political and financial crisis in decades.

Last May 22, a power failure in south Vietnam plunged Phnom Penh into darkness.

He simply felt as if benumbed, as if plunged into gentle and delightful stupor.

Educated in Germany, she was plunged into French society, where she represented the enemy.

Following liberation in 1945, Korea was plunged into turmoil, and Gyeongju was no exception.

The Iraqi people have been both freed from a dictatorship and plunged into chaos.

Its main condemnation (amongst others) is the exploitation of certain institutions and the subsequent confiscation of riches from these institutions by the rich minority whilst the local population is plunged into mounting poverty.

Here, in this forsaken Arab Islamic world that has been plunged into a bloody ragout.

The world s housing, oil, and stock markets have been plunged into turmoil in recent months.

Their warring plunged the world into a new darkness, and the beast abhorred the darkness.

Imagine how many times you return to the same spot, when you're plunged into darkness.

It must be remembered that this poverty coincides with the botched decolonisation of the 1960s which plunged many of these countries into poverty and ethnic conflict, related also to the establishment of dictatorships which were corrupt and, more often than not, it must be acknowledged, Socialist.