Maybe that's where Ozzie's plan plunges into the choppiest waters.
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Feiler plunges into this thicket with verve, intelligence and style.
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He plunges into the sea and that tuna fin flashes again.
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Slips or plunges into frigid ponds, lakes or rivers can happen.
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On Tuesday, Mercury plunges into its first of four retrogrades this year.
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The Taycan plunges into a bath of water-based, electrically conductive paint.
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The music plunges into a jubilant yet focused chorus of bustling counterpoint.
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Poussey is exiled from their friend group and plunges into a depression.
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Cassini's adventure will end on September 15 when it plunges into Saturn's atmosphere.
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He plunges into dangerously cold waters to see—and photograph—it for himself.
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From there, the movie zigs and zags and plunges into campy horror territory.
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None of this is the fault of McConaughey, who plunges into the fray.
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Trump now plunges into an election season that promises to further polarize the country.
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Alas, Black Pearl rolls onto Dead Man's Chest and plunges into At World's End.
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This cord slowly plunges into the earth and then travels up to 65 feet away.
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By the time she plunges into the nighttime ocean, she seems wholly like herself again.
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Then the song plunges into gear, toggling between a frenetic rumba pulse and brisk, boppish swing.
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A man with his son plunges into ice-cold water of the Ob River in Novosibirsk.
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And once Gwen reveals that she's carrying Nathan's child, their home life plunges into real chaos.
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For it, she plunges into politics and creates cathartic impersonations of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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SoftBank has sustained countless startups with round after round of funding as it plunges into debt.
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Their confrontation ends up with both of them in a car that plunges into a river.
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Washington's role is obviously meaty, and he plunges into it with a mix of swagger and vulnerability.
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Roy plunges into a third rewrite, this time staying as close as possible to the bare facts.
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When Norway plunges into its arctic winter chill, Trondheim-based photographer Kristine Wathne brings out her camera.
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Wittig did four more races, four more plunges into the ice water, before the afternoon was done.
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By contrast, "The Strain" plunges into its third season with a heady mix of shuffled alliances and backstory.
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As the entire country plunges into cold and flu season, travelers may be wary of boarding any flights.
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If there's an error, the paper issues a correction and the columnist plunges into the slough of despair.
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Three were picked for 10-second plunges into the sea: Chief Warrant Officer Dominique Geoffroy of Canada, Col.
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Yet even by the standards of its niche, "6 Underground" plunges into the shallow end of the pool.
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Ziggy Stardust plunges into the deep-end in a new, Olympic-sized mural from street artist Ten Hundred, a.k.a.
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It seems like only a matter of time before the 2,000 square mile ice shelf plunges into the sea.
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Somalia is slowly recovering from drought, potentially reducing the risk that the Horn of Africa nation plunges into famine.
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The museum's latest exhibition Brilliant Visions: Mescaline, Art and Psychiatry plunges into the murky world of psychosis and psychedelics.
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Suddenly, one of the pristine white earbuds you spent $159 on plunges into the abyss of a subway grate.
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Tell me about how you wanted to visualize the dive itself, that moment Major plunges into the digital memories.
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The writer-director Stephen Merchant plunges into the domestic fray straightway, opening with a peek at the Rock, a.k.a.
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In one, he recounts his adolescence in Tirana, as Albania plunges into chaos after the fall of the Communist dictatorship.
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When the show creeps and then plunges into pitch darkness in its later scenes, some audience members may feel betrayed.
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Then he plunges into the New York stand-up scene, sleeping on the couches of Artie Lange and Sarah Silverman.
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If a party gets angry enough, it and its loyalists will revolt and your faction plunges into a civil war.
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Messenger Mercury casts a seductive spell on the world as he plunges into Scorpio's sultry waters from Tuesday until November 5.
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Even as it plunges into Saturn's atmosphere, Cassini will be sending information about the end of its life until it can't.
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Sometimes he plunges into dense paragraphs running a page or two long, packed with the tangled details of public health politics.
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As Venezuela plunges into hyperinflation, we are surrounded by images of huge piles of cash being used to buy simple groceries.
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When Mr. Roarke diverts an arrow that someone shoots at Carl, it plunges into a monument that spews plague-healing water.
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The event horizon is basically the "last chance to escape" sign for light before it plunges into the black hole's inescapable darkness.
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One minute after the Cassini spacecraft plunges into Saturn's atmosphere, it will die, but we won't know it until 83 minutes later.
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A few miles outside Prince George, the highway plunges into thick forests veined with logging roads and the occasional "moose crossing" sign.
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The arrest plunges into uncertainty another less-visible initiative toward reform in the Vatican: dealing with corruption in relation to the Vatican's finances.
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The Bethlem Museum of the Mind's latest exhibition Brilliant Visions: Mescaline, Art and Psychiatry plunges into the murky world of psychosis and psychedelics.
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Julieta abruptly ends a romantic relationship with Lorenzo (Darío Grandinetti), who seems perfectly nice, and plunges into a sea of reminiscences and regrets.
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Chain-smoking and dismissively calling Crawford "Lucille," she plunges into the showier of the two roles, leaving director Robert Aldrich (Alfred Molina) to referee.
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When the RemoveDEBRIS satellite tests out its sail, it will ultimately be destroyed during the process as it plunges into the air surrounding Earth.
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Fahdel records as his society's stability evaporates, dramatically replaced by grief and confusion as the country (now without an operating government) plunges into chaos.
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Based on a novel by Dennis Lehane, the film plunges into the dark corners of South Boston, as investigators search for a kidnapped girl.
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In fact, he is capable of a great deal, and we can only hope it's not long before he plunges into the woods again.
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Another dungheap awaits his landing; the dung is all his; when he plunges into it he will be, at last, a self-made man.
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The year's previous bridge is cut free and plunges into the Apurímac River below, swept away in the currents that flow through the Andes.
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As the nation plunges into an unsustainable financial morass, essentially spending four dollars for every three dollars it collects, the government confronts a daunting choice.
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A family portrait that plunges into what will strike many viewers as T.M.I. territory, the documentary "306 Hollywood" makes for morbid, at times insufferable viewing.
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In Paris, he plunges into the catacombs and falls in with an avant-garde troupe of urban explorers, wriggling through tiny openings into grand caverns.
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BEYONCÉ "Lemonade" (Parkwood/Columbia) As a set of songs, "Lemonade" plunges into one troubled marriage: a cycle of distrust, betrayal, fury, loyalty and wary reconciliation.
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Eat: Hutong, in Midtown Manhattan, has a flashy interior and a menu that excels when it plunges into fiery Sichuan cuisine, our restaurant critic writes.
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As she prepares to lift the stroller onto the train, the child walking beside her plunges into the gap between the woman and the train.
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SR: So, what's strong about Vo's work is that he doesn't just skim on the surface; he plunges into those ironies, and he actually lives there.
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Modern Love When a medical crisis asks a young woman to confront the messier aspects of love, she plunges into a reality TV version of romance.
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The soaring, wistful album plunges into quarter-life crises, Bruce Springsteen shout-outs and wild Fourth of July benders, with every song bursting with singalong potential.
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While Humphrey talks policy with taciturn farmers, Kennedy plunges into a frenzied crowd and, on the podium, proclaims political ideals with soaring rhetoric and ringing tones.
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And while Hailey plunges into a relationship with Isobel, it's clear she can never trust her commitment to their love or the promise of a shared life.
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October 4, 2001 - A Sibir Airlines flight from Tel Aviv, Israel, to Novosibirsk, Russia, is shot down and plunges into the Black Sea, killing all 78 aboard.
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Increasingly anxious, she flees the party, plunges into the woods behind her house and embarks on a through-the-looking-glass adventure that is the movie's centerpiece.
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The 41-year-old Woods, who was sidelined by back pain and a series of back surgeries, plunges into his comeback with a string of tournament appearances.
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Graphic Content The finale of Jules Feiffer's "Kill My Mother" trilogy, THE GHOST SCRIPT (Liveright, $20093), plunges into the world of 1950s Hollywood and its infamous blacklist.
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As the Middle East plunges into further chaos and tensions with Russia continue to escalate, Turkey is looking to the East to reduce its reliance on NATO.
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After telling himself over and over that this can't possibly be real, he finally turns to his right, steps off the plank and plunges into the abyss below.
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Even though "Kapoor & Sons" goes from lightly comic to more darkly dramatic to pretty overtly melodramatic, it never loses its lived-in quality or plunges into the absurd.
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" If the American government withdraws from Afghanistan and the country plunges into another civil war, an Afghan journalist from Panjshir quipped, "You'll go to America, we'll go to Panjshir.
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As the EU plunges into an intense debate over deeper integration after Britain departs in 2019, Szijjarto said giving up more national powers was not the way to go.
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At sunset, he said, the 60,0003 residents make sure to be safely inside their barbed-wired protected shacks because, with no streetlights, the settlement plunges into darkness - and danger.
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Eade plunges into correspondence and unpublished family papers to explore the writer's obsessions with social status and Catholicism, his jackknife turns from affection to contempt, and his torturous ambition.
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Then he plunges into three hours of yoga, followed by a 2750-hour day that is split between Patanjali business and the public meetings of a spiritual and political leader.
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When his girlfriend goes missing, he plunges into the underbelly of the cyberpunk city to find her, turning to seedy characters played by Paul Rudd and Justin Theroux for answers.
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When an American cozies up to her laptop and plunges into Belgian art about homicide, she is importing this art into a different environment, like the Victorians who wore Japanese silks.
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The film, which is told exclusively through sign language without subtitles, has a brief moment of tenderness midway through, then plunges into a brutal chain of violence culminating in a bloody finale.
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The show plunges into action, with breathless TV reports that five Israeli citizens, presumably undercover Mossad agents, have been caught on video kidnapping an Iranian government minister from his Moscow hotel room.
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President Donald Trump's new chief of staff plunges into a White House confronting a global virus outbreak and a spooked economy — not to mention a re-election bid increasingly imperiled by both.
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Light, calm, and readily consumable fast food isn't Stormzy's nature, which is why his latest track "Scary" plunges into your senses with the brutal force of concrete being poured directly into one's oesophagus.
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"This Is the End" offers an entirely different and fictional global apocalypse, which starts with a sinkhole in Guatemala and plunges into absurd battles with demons, cannibals and an ax-wielding Emma Watson.
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She works full-bore most of the year, at times putting in 14-hour days, then plunges into her passions of cycling and photography for extended periods, as on this 10-week ride.
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According to Deutsche Bank, if the pandemic affects the United Kingdom for longer than expected, its economy could shrink 6% this year as the country plunges into the worst recession in a century.
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On Saturday, A&E plunges into the seamy story with "The Killing Season," an eight-episode examination that merely begins on Gilgo Beach, where the bodies of prostitutes began turning up in 2010.
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Trudeau, who often plunges into crowds to shake hands and pose for photos, did the same as he was leaving the event, but this time he was closely surrounded by security, said Mahe.
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"Free Churro" begins with a bleak reminder of just how unhappy BoJack's childhood was, then plunges into an even bleaker — but undeniably brilliant — present-day eulogy, which sees BoJack speaking at his mother's funeral.
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LONDON, May 22 (Reuters) - EY has been appointed as special manager by the official receiver as British Steel plunges into insolvency after failing to secure an emergency government loan, Sky News reported on Wednesday.
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Mr. Trump may not have purposefully snubbed black neighborhoods — he rarely plunges into any community to tour businesses, sample local cuisine or spontaneously engage in the handshake and back-patting rituals of everyday campaigning.
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On Wednesday, the Senate passed an emergency $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus package, which will provide some workers relief as the United States plunges into precarious economic times as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Tagging along, meanwhile, is a space-savvy biologist (Olivia Munn), who seems to be there largely to add a female presence, although scientific chops notwithstanding, she plunges into gun-toting battle alongside the soldiers.
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But when Curly and Laurey are, respectively, alone with Jud, the show plunges into total darkness, lowering its voices to intimate bedroom whispers, as if there are some secrets it can't even admit to itself.
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As a child, Mr. Zhang showed a knack for making money to support his painting, a skill that serves him now as he plunges into animation, one of the more expensive forms of contemporary art.
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As currently envisioned, the mission consists of a small science payload attached to an "ascent vehicle," that plunges into Venus' atmosphere using parachutes to slow its descent, and heat shields to protect itself from burning up.
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Twitter's recent plunges into media, like live streams, don't really fit into Saleforce's current strategy, said Crawford Del Prete, chief research officer at IDC, who compared the rumor to similar reports about Saleforce's interest in LinkedIn.
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That is something both Mr. Kenyatta, who is from the dominant Kikuyu group, and Mr. Odinga, a Luo, must repeatedly demand from their followers as Kenya once again plunges into a charged period of renewed campaigning.
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Mr. Laurie plays Eldon Chance, a neuropsychiatrist consultant who reads horrific patient reports but doesn't do anything to affect the patients' lives — until he becomes entangled with one and plunges into the seedy side of San Francisco.
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The nation's biggest banks are strong enough to continue lending if the economy plunges into a severe downturn, an assessment by the Federal Reserve on Thursday that could fuel Wall Street's calls to further relax financial regulations.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)The biggest television broadcaster in Hong Kong is cutting staff as the city plunges into recession and its political crisis continues with "no sign of abating," the company's CEO told workers this week.
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It constantly changes how it functions, charges the same monthly price whether it works or not, plunges into debt, no one knows who to hold accountable, and no one sees a light at the end of the tunnel.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. space agency's Cassini spacecraft will end its 13-year mission to Saturn in mid-September by transmitting data until the final moment before it plunges into the ringed planet's atmosphere, officials said on Tuesday.
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Diane Foley, mother of James W. Foley, the first American hostage of the Islamic State to be beheaded, said she hoped the ISIS prisoners believed responsible do not escape custody as Syria plunges into a volatile new phase.
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Thank Thor this scene was properly illuminated — more than I can say for the majority of the episode — so we could see Arya's one-two move with the dagger in her hand as it plunges into the Night King's heart.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — As Washington plunges into impeachment, Attorney General William Barr finds himself engulfed in the political firestorm, facing questions about his role in President Donald Trump's outreach to Ukraine and the administration's attempts to keep a whistleblower complaint from Congress.
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" The pounding of her crampons into the ice, the scraping of the ax to remove loose snow and the blunt whacking as the ax plunges into the ice: It's the soundtrack of escape and a chance to "climb away from reality.
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But unlike some of Morris's best-known films, there's no moment — at least there wasn't for me — where this portrait of a wonderful misfit either transcends its confines to achieve universal resonance or plunges into total weirdness (or does both).
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The White House is "acutely aware" of the firestorm in the country and within Congress that could swamp the fledgling administration just as it plunges into negotiations over the wall, healthcare, tax reform and infrastructure investments, said the senior House Republican aide.
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So, even as humanity's favorite icy rock plunges into the frigid void of the outer solar system and our communications go dead forever, sentimental space nerds can console themselves with the knowledge that neither Rosetta nor Philae will ever truly be alone.
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But this is my first solar eclipse and I am not ruling out the possibility that, when the moon blocks out the sun, day plunges into night and the beasts wail like men, I will be unreasonably terrified on an organic level.
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This lovely third picture book featuring the tiny, giant-eyed Little Owl begins in late autumn and quickly plunges into winter, when many of Little Owl's friends are unavailable thanks to hibernation or migration, and life begins to seem a little dull.
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Whereas Elio affects a studied aloofness, Oliver plunges into everything, clumsily destroying one soft-boiled egg at breakfast the first morning, then downing another while murmuring his appreciation, a man of ravenous desire only sometimes held back by a veneer of gentility.
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A Spanish woman (Adriana Ugarte as Julieta in her 20s; Emma Suárez as Julieta in middle age) ends a romantic relationship and plunges into a sea of reminiscences and regrets in Pedro Almodóvar's adaptation of a trilogy of Alice Munro short stories.
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One of the loveliest plunges into the deeply corrugated terrain north of Lupiac, which happens to be the birthplace of Charles Ogier de Batz de Castelmore, better known as D'Artagnan, by far the world's best-known Gascon and a man of large appetites.
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While the movie definitely plunges into the romance surrounding space exploration, "First Man" also wonderfully and economically sheds light on the era, including budding skepticism about the Apollo program in the late '60s, as the antiwar movement grew in power and intensity.
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But the latest move by billionaire Packer to sell 19.99% of Crown, nearly half his 47% stake, to Melco Resorts & Entertainment Ltd plunges into uncertainty Packer's pet project - the 75-floor tower-to-be on the Sydney waterfront aimed at luring wealthy Chinese gamblers.
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Peter seems oblivious to Zygmunt's strained enthusiasm for the marriage and instead plunges into Zaneta's arms and into the bonhomie of her brother, Jasny (Tomasz Schuchardt), a glad-handing bellower who likes to pass a bottle around and refers to Peter by his somewhat ominous nickname: Python.
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Over the course of more than 800 pages, Fitch conveys the importance of sex for a young woman's development with Rabelaisian earthiness, and Marina's liberation (at least until the novel plunges into the aforementioned S-and-M) reflects ideas and experiences that were quite common for her generation.
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Other migrants from the caravans have on recent nights made their way unguided out to the westernmost stretch of the border, where the tall metal border fence passes through sunburned hills and alongside residential communities in western Tijuana, emerges at the beach and plunges into the Pacific Ocean.
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Tasked with this difficult mission, Bosch plunges into the kind of grueling, in-depth detective work Connelly is noted for, and so identifies the lost heir as Dominick (Nick) Santanello, who grew up to become a Navy corpsman and was killed in Vietnam before reaching his 20th birthday.
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In 2006, fresh out of the D.E.A. Academy, Hogan heads west to Arizona where he immediately plunges into a series of gripping undercover adventures, all unknowingly placing him on the trail of Guzmán, the leader of the Sinaloa Cartel, a Forbes billionaire and Public Enemy No. 1 in the United States.
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A Spanish woman (Adriana Ugarte as Julieta in her 20s; Emma Suárez as Julieta in middle age) ends a romantic relationship and plunges into a sea of reminiscences and regrets — about love, marriage, motherhood and small-town life — in Pedro Almodóvar's adaptation of a trilogy of Alice Munro short stories.
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LORDE "Melodrama" (Lava/Republic) Breaking up, moving on, getting a crush, hooking up, breaking up, moving on … Lorde plunges into that cycle with very recent memories of what it feels like to be 19 and "on fire," going to drunken parties where every moment is fraught with possibility and nerves.
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In this exquisite essay, Ruth Fitzmaurice writes about the love between her and her husband, who "talks with his eyes" because neuromuscular disease has stripped all other power; about the shifting tribes of people who inhabit their lives; and about her rejuvenating plunges into the Irish Sea at a cove in a place called Greystones.
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It's a different type of horror, one that's more existential rather than jumpy In fact, almost everything you need to know about Annihilation's horror can be gleaned from the book's opening line: "The tower, which was not supposed to be there, plunges into the earth..." It's that clause — "which was not supposed to be there" — that increases tension.
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Nah. That turns out to mostly not be the case, and it turns out to not be the case in the most bitter and dark way possible, as Daenerys succumbs to what amounts to a family curse, the Hound plunges into battle against the Mountain, and Jaime returns to Cersei after seeming to swear her off multiple times previously.
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Writing about this now, I am smacked with flashbacks of all that hauling and holding I did as a parent — so many near-plunges into toilets; so many times my kids had their shirt-fronts soaked by the wet sink counters I balanced them against, supporting their bums with one knee as I held them under the armpits to help them reach the faucet.
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The trouble is that the deal on offer is likely to fall well short of that promised by Leave campaigners, who suggested Britain could continue to enjoy access to the giant European single market while at the same time paying less into the EU budget and restricting the free movement of people from the EU. Disgruntlement could grow, especially if the British economy plunges into recession, as business confidence and investment collapses.
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As such, their career over the course of the decade shows not just a musical or emotional progression, but an existential one: Roads to Judah is where you're just opening your eyes to the world; Sunbather is the ascent into greater consciousness, and the ability to find beauty in love and pain; New Bermuda plunges into the darkness that comes with awareness of all of life's injustices; and Ordinary Corrupt Human Love is a sober, accepting moment of reflection.
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