After the sauna, I take a plunge into the cold pool.
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Apple redesigned the speaker system to help eject water from the watch after you take a plunge.
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At minimum, concession sales at any theater showing Lily Zepeda's documentary are bound to take a plunge.
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The bride wore a sparkling silver bathing suit and long veil and looked ready to take a plunge into the aqua waters.
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With so much water everywhere, it's tempting to want to find a beach and take a plunge, or at least dip your toes.
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Back in March, the company issued a significant price drop for the iPad in hopes of convincing apprehensive buyers to take a plunge with an upgrade.
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Into the contraption they went, whereupon the bather could change into a swimsuit and be wheeled into the ocean to take a plunge unobserved by leering eyes.
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This Friday, after 13 years of orbiting Saturn and making groundbreaking discoveries, Cassini will take a plunge into the planet's atmosphere, where incredibly high temperatures will melt and break apart the probe.
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After the initial reports, Nelson checked out the scene for Motherboard and said it had since been removed, but said a local (human) security guard confirmed that the robot did indeed take a plunge.
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The Facebook CEO said in September 299 he would offload millions of shares to help fund he and his wife's philanthropic endeavors, but the stock sales halted when the company's stock began to take a plunge.
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That wasn't the only stat to take a plunge: 53 percent of Facebook employees reported in the survey that they believed the company "was making the world better," which is reportedly 19 percent less than last year.
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"He didn't seem crazy, just someone who had really done a lot of research, had his back up against the wall and decided to take a plunge," says Loke, who now has a microbiology lab at New York University.
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As Aparna Sinha, who is the Kubernetes group product manager at Google, said in her conference keynote, enterprise companies want some level of certainty that earlier adopters were willing to forego to take a plunge into the new and exciting world of containers.
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Because it's built around a coral reef in a protected marine reserve, Milaidhoo resort guests often find exotic birds on their deck, or they can swim with sea turtles, dolphins and even nurse sharks right off the resort's beach (or just take a plunge into the sea from the bungalow).
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I resolved to make films my career - no preparation. The only reason to take a plunge was my circumstances. It has been tough to keep it going without a godfather or a guide. So I just accepted every film that came my way.
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He first clones a mouse. Time is running out as Inspector Rathod (Rahul Dev) closes on to Siddharth's heels and ultimately Siddharth has to take a plunge and he begins to clone himself. He succeeds but his clone goes missing and all hell breaks loose when suddenly Siddharth is put behind bars for assaulting a girl at a Night Club. Siddharth realizes that it is his clone that is doing all this.
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Vasu (Ajith Kumar) is a happy-go-lucky final- year college student who is forced to contest elections in the college after being persuaded by his friends Arun (Nithin Sathya) and Uma Shankar (Venkat Prabhu). He incurs the wrath of the local MLA Varadharajan (Charan Raj), whose son is studying in the same college and is also contesting the elections. In the course of events, Varadharajan's gang attacks Vasu and his friends. Vasu's father Seenu (Vijayakumar), a tea shop owner, advises the students to take a plunge in politics and teach bad apples like Varadharajan a lesson.
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After performing a full body wash and receiving a massage, bathers finally retire to the cooling-room for a period of relaxation."Hammam" by Hakim Syed Zillur Rahman, Jahan-i Tibb, Volume 7, Number 1, July–September 2005, Central Council for Research in Unani Medicine, Department of Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homoeopathy, pages 12–17. Unlike a hammam, Victorian Turkish baths use hot, dry air; in the Islamic hammam the air is often steamy. The bather in a Victorian Ottoman bath will often take a plunge in a cold pool after the hot rooms; the Islamic hammam usually does not have a pool unless the water is flowing from a spring.
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