I'm glad I took the plunge because I love it.
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So, I took the plunge and bought my first one.
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Then, by the spring of 1952, Reagan took the plunge.
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Rivals like Apollo, Blackstone and KKR already took the plunge.
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She found a coach and, at 50, took the plunge.
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Hannah Jane DeCiutiis and her husband took the plunge in June.
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But once you do, you'll be glad you took the plunge.
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Only, for the first time ever, a black woman took the plunge.
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Both Ashley Benson and Troian Bellisario from Pretty Little Liars took the plunge.
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While the nose of the wine intrigued the cats, none took the plunge.
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Just two weeks ago, Mama Knowles also took the plunge from on high.
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If we took the plunge, we knew we'd have to shift our lifestyles.
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About 16 percent of employees actually took the plunge and cheated on their partner.
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The company finally took the plunge and gave its fans a "mid-engine" Corvette.
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Audience members who took the plunge were rewarded with "Former Next Wave Skeptic" buttons.
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But once upon a time childhood Disney Channel star Cole Sprouse took the plunge!
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In the final month of 2019, I finally took the plunge and started investing.
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But she really took the plunge recently and there's photographic evidence above to prove it.
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I finally just took the plunge and started asking my friends to call me Anohni.
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I'm so glad Petra took the plunge and opened up to Chuck in this episode.
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After months of asking, you took the plunge, and now your kid has a phone.
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At a minimum, insurers that took the plunge deserved the support promised in the law.
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Alongside her longtime makeup artist, Rachel Goodwin, Stone took the plunge for the semi-permanent style.
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After Motorola took the plunge, Apple followed suit later in the year with the iPhone 7.
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It's been three months since I took the plunge and, no, my hair hasn't fallen out.
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Before we took the plunge I worried about all of life's little necessities, like the internet!
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Eventually, I took the plunge and started looking around on the internet for a job cremating bodies.
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So you finally took the plunge and bought yourself a new 4K TV at a great price.
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Kim took the plunge days later, though returned to her long hair after less than a week.
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Amy was shaking her booty and having a blast before she took the plunge in the competition.
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Hardy took the plunge and moved to Holland, where a domestic partnership allowed him to stay indefinitely.
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Led by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, politicians took the plunge largely to reduce underage access to weed.
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Hell, I even believed it myself before I took the plunge and dyed my own hair platinum.
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Around then, too, an early cousin of elephants took the plunge, giving rise to manatees and dugongs.
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She also took the plunge with this little laser-cut shimmering dress for the 2015 MTV VMAs.
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So happy I took the plunge, I will definitely continue to get use out of these stateside.
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I concluded that it's as solid now as when I first took the plunge back in college.
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An app update was required to remove the countdown clock, and maybe Kim never took the plunge.
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After reflecting on his life for a moment, Shahan took the plunge as his friend filmed the jump.
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Johnson finally took the plunge and sat back and watched an episode of The Bachelorette with his sister.
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Over the Labor Day weekend, Kylie took the plunge and dyed her hair the blondest she's ever gone.
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" She was attracted to the happiness course and took the plunge after seeing "raving reviews from other students.
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And in 2017, she took the plunge, putting down a deposit on an apartment through a property developer.
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Just a few years back, Kevin O'Leary of ABC's Shark Tank took the plunge into the porcelain throne.
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During my third year of university, I finally took the plunge and tried hot yoga for the first time.
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Swimmers from Washington state, Ohio, New Jersey and New York took the plunge in elaborate costumes and skimpy Speedos.
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When Prudenciano, 28, took the plunge the damage was more serious: he had broken his back in three places.
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But Ford took the plunge and staged a Tesla-level extravaganza to introduce the newest Mustang to the world.
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Though many later took the plunge into politics, no political party has deployed them as subliminal brand ambassadors before.
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Still, Ms. Warshowsky and her husband, Jeffrey Colt, a groomsman, were not entirely surprised they finally took the plunge.
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He took the plunge into politics and then the deepest and scariest of dives, reaching for the presidency itself.
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Bloomberg, like Trump before he took the plunge in 2015, has long mulled presidential bids but never followed through.
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He wanted to run his own place, so he took the plunge and opened Little Lab a year later.
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Set to the tune of the "Hey Song," the duo were cheered on by onlookers as they took the plunge.
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After years of lusting after the uncommon color, Julianne Hough finally took the plunge and went red-hot practically overnight.
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I took the plunge in mid-December, right after two of the many scandals the social network has been facing.
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So Davis took the plunge in 2002, joining the police department in the small, violence-plagued city of North Charleston.
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Rumors about a mid-engine Vette have circulated for years, but this time around, General Motors finally took the plunge.
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There were conflicting emotions nosediving in my cerebrum when I took the plunge and went in for my first insemination.
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I took the plunge and started investingMy final goal was to start investing, something that has always made me nervous.
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In 2015, 22.6 companies entered the public markets, which is just over half the 2336 number, when 22015 took the plunge.
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Even our very own Mi-Anne Chan took the plunge and transformed her locks from brunette to blonde to pastel pink.
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Katy Perry took the plunge for practical reasons, but stuck with it for reasons similar to those Bobby Brown touched on.
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Google took the plunge 8 years later at a $23 billion market cap, still just a fraction of its subsequent worth.
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She took the plunge and went with an angular chin-length bob in December, mixing up her past boho wavy hair sensibility.
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The couple who met in New York were in a long distance relationship until Moore took the plunge and moved to London.
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Of course, Allison Williams took the plunge and debuted her freshly dyed platinum blonde hair on the cover of Allure in February.
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"Like in any other industry, universities dipped their toes in the water, then took the plunge," says Vangelis Tsiligiris of Nottingham Business School.
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Longoria took the plunge in October in a Nookie low-cut jumpsuit featuring fringe detailing on the shoulders and a figure-hugging fit.
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But, we thought it'd be fun to imagine a world in which she — and our other favorite long-haired celebs — took the plunge.
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I took the plunge, raised some start-up capital, inked the contracts and became the proud owner of two Meineke Car Care Centers.
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Khloé revealed she didn't think she was ready for a short hairstyle just yet, but three days after opening up, she took the plunge.
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In hindsight, Jada is grateful she took the plunge, but at the time, the prospect of happily-ever-after seemed the stuff of fantasy.
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Given that joke, we are happy to say, this week on the MashReads Podcast, we finally took the plunge and read Harper Lee's classic.
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When Halle Berry dove into a swimming pool in the 22014 thriller "Gothika," it was budding actress Crystal Michelle who actually took the plunge.
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But this year, I took the plunge and invested in the Tweezerman Slant Tip, and my life (and eyebrows) hasn't been the same since.
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My friends have been talking about this book for years so I finally took the plunge to see what the hype is all about.
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The Blue Oval took the plunge with America's bestselling vehicle and the company's cash cow, re-engineering the truck to use more lightweight aluminum.
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Then, this past December, she took the plunge and visited Los Angeles-based dentist Dr. Kam Kamangar for a total smile makeover, complete with veneers.
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But Shawn Paul Dalziel and Jennifer Sransky, the husband-and-wife team behind Laurel & Sage and who live a few blocks away, took the plunge.
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Democrats on Thursday linked arms and took the plunge into the impeachment pool, as Republicans unanimously opposed the resolution in a 232-to-196 vote.
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I waited several years—three, to be exact—but the right woman still hadn't come along, and so I finally took the plunge at 23.
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Jameis Winston and his girlfriend Breion took the plunge ... sorta ... at a spiritual retreat in Colorado this week, surrounded by a BUNCH of NFL stars.
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After years of contemplating whether or not the trendy body jewelry was right for you, you finally took the plunge and got a nipple piercing.
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"I took the plunge to be the first one to publicly share my own info, and after that, the data came pouring in," she said.
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But on Wednesday, the singer took the plunge, cutting off over a foot of hair for a super straight do that ends just at her collarbone.
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Efron followed the lead from stars like Jenner, Rose Byrne, Khloé Kardashian and took the plunge by dyeing his natural brunette mane a bright, icy blonde.
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"I actually saw him on Bumble and took the plunge of messaging him something embarrassing like, 'Hey, it's been a few years,'" one woman told me.
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Paid gigs around his hometown soon followed, and after graduation, he finally took the plunge, packing up for Nashville and setting his eyes on the prize.
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Her same Dyson fan went on sale for $190, discounted from its usual price of $272, and so I took the plunge and ordered my own.
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This was also the year I finally took the plunge and bought Chevy's all-electric Bolt EV, which features a range of 248 miles per charge.
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It was $52.99 for the queen-sized option and boasted 8,000-plus reviews and an admirable star rating on Amazon; I took the plunge and bought it.
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My wife and I were skeptics, but took the plunge and bought one this time last year, back when Amazon Prime (finally!) became available on Apple TVs.
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" Before Mitchell took the plunge, she told her fans the video was "all done in good fun," hoping they would "get a good laugh out of it.
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Thankfully, I made the right choice, escaped a career in journalism and took the plunge into Middle East studies that has kept me solvent for 35 years.
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UBS (UBS) took the plunge in May, saying it would seek control of its joint venture in China by upping its stake in the business to 51%.
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I finally took the plunge because dating apps seem no more crazy than thinking you'll find love after three Cuba Libres and a quick fumble in a bar.
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So many aspects of the job suited my skills and experience that it really did feel like a match made in heaven when I actually took the plunge.
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This April, the Caller took the plunge into spy novel territory when it reported the alleged delivery of a mysterious USB drive by Awan's father to Pakistani intelligence.
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As for social networks running the 35-year-old's life, the actress revealed to PEOPLE last month that she only recently took the plunge and joined social media.
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Meanwhile, MLS and international soccer got even deeper into the jersey sponsorship game, golfers continued to be walking billboards and then, in 2017, the NBA took the plunge.
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Of course, the spotlight was on Richard and Ashley Moss, who finally took the plunge at an oceanside ceremony ... after years of dating and having 2 kids together.
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But on a recent trip to Ulta, I bought the newly launched Hot Tools Professional 24K Gold Digital Spring Curling Iron ($69.99), and I'm glad I took the plunge.
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Joanne Froggatt also took the plunge in a Reem Acra column dress with a ruched sweetheart neckline with an invisible overlay to guarantee her night would be wardrobe malfunction-free.
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Mandy Moore stole the show in her Naeem Khan dress while Jessica Biel took the plunge in a playful Elie Saab gown Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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The AFL, the governing body of top flight Australian Rules football, had planned to launch the competition in 2020 but took the plunge after huge crowds turned out at exhibition games.
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Hadid, who posed with singer Jesse Jo Stark during a night out in the Caribbean vacation hot spot, also took the plunge – jumping from an impressive waterside cliff in another one-piece.
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Since Speedo took the plunge to drop Lochte on Monday morning, his other sponsors including Ralph Lauren, Gentle Hair Removal and Airweave have one by one ended their contracts with the swimmer.
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Because my credit card's travel benefit has a 24-hour cancellation policy, I took the plunge and used it to buy two basic one-way tickets that, combined, cost more than $5,000.
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I finally took the plunge and made an appointment at my salon, Spoke & Weal, to start the transition — but not without grilling my colorist on exactly how to keep my bleached hair healthy.
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While the television star and model is a longtime embracer of the platinum buzz-cut look, Delevingne recently took the plunge for her dramatic role in the upcoming film Life in a Year.
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Kendall Jenner, Lily Collins and Gigi Hadid have all tried the faux fringe trend recently, while Jenna Dewan Tatum, Jaime King and Ariana Grande all took the plunge and made their bangs permanent.
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Seeing before and after photos on transition timelines of other trans people helped me conceptualize how hormone replacement therapy would work on my own body and appearance, and I eventually took the plunge.
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Italy's Giorgio Armani last year committed to stop using fur, saying technological progress meant there was no longer any justification for cruelty to animals, while U.S. brand Calvin Klein took the plunge in 1994.
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He audited classes at Stanford University for two years, until he took the plunge and got accepted to its computer music PhD program at the Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA).
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In 2004, though, with Mr. Kushner's blessing, the Hungarian composer Peter Eotvos took the plunge, compressing the two-part, seven-hour "Angels in America" into two acts and not much more than two hours.
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Marriage equality is an example of this: It began in Massachusetts and a handful of other states, people saw that it wasn't the end of the world, and a few more states took the plunge.
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Well, at 33 years old and with two kids, I'm hardly the average Kamcord user, so I took the plunge and checked out a live stream and sent a virtual gift to a broadcast partner.
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As publicity about the visit began to build two weeks ago, Father Saad took the plunge and officially applied to legalize his new church, hoping to capitalize on the wave of good will toward the pontiff.
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View Poll Jessica Alba chose a classic strapless Gucci gown with all-over embellishment in 2012, while Rooney Mara (in Nina Ricci) and Charlize Theron (in Dior) took the plunge in dresses featuring an ultra-low neckline.
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Hampshire was, and remains, too avant-garde for many prospective students, but thousands of kids who took the plunge have been propelled by their experience there into careers in education, medicine, law, business, science and the arts.
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First came the leggy, midriff-flaunting nightclub looks (she's been in a bit of a biker chic phase) and now she took the plunge in a V-neck so deep, it's practically a wardrobe malfunction ready to happen.
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Initially resistant to the use of technology, IFAB took the plunge when it approved the use of goal-line technology in 2012, used in cases where it was not immediately clear whether the ball had entered the goal.
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Apple rolled out the new iOS 10.3 update Monday — and if you took the plunge and upgraded to the new OS, you might have noticed your iPhone is running a bit more quickly and smoothly than it did before.
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Equipped with mushrooms a friend procured for him, Dan got himself set up for the journey—select music, noise canceling headphones, pen and paper to record his thoughts, comfortable and ample space to meditate—and then took the plunge.
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Walmart took the plunge anyway: Last month the company said it will roll out next-day delivery in 75% of the United States this year, a move that could cost as much as $215 million, according to one analyst estimate.
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He had what he thought was a unique concept - celebrating local culture - so he took the plunge, partnering up with an old friend and, with a $400,000 investment, turned the rooftop space into his first venture, a bar called Loof.
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And that means a lot of people could be leaving money on the table: Of those who took the plunge and asked for more money, about 70 percent reported receiving some type of increase after they asked for a raise.
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TEPIC, Mexico (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Shaking off its climate change "pariah" status alongside the United States and war-torn Syria, Central American nation Nicaragua took the plunge and joined the Paris Agreement to tackle global warming before U.N. climate talks began on Monday.
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Late last month the Bank of Japan unexpectedly took the plunge into negative interest rates, following in the wake of the European Central Bank, which will more than likely shave another 10 basis points off its own sub-zero deposit rate in March.
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ALLISON WILLIAMS: NOT REALLY Since Allison Williams took the plunge and debuted her freshly dyed platinum blonde hair on the cover of Allure in February, it has been the topic of conversation she can't get away from, for better or for worse.
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I was secure enough in my career to make big financial moves Because I've been freelancing successfully for the past few years, I've built up enough of a steady client base to feel financially safe as I took the plunge into homeownership.
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"We knew we could get more bang for our buck if we just took the plunge and moved in together when my lease was up, versus getting separate studios, or dealing with roommates for another year in our late 20s," Ms. Leggett said.
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He grew for these guys, and they're pretty hardcore guys—and that was the first guy in our circle that really knew—he took the plunge, and then I started learning, I did a two year apprenticeship, I guess you could say, through him.
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The goal was to get out into green space with her family and be around farms, she tells CNBC Make It. But after working on farms in the area and growing her own garden, Marion took the plunge and opened a community supported agriculture operation (CSA) in 2007.
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Because mastery takes a long time—perhaps 30 years until improvement ceases—those who begin at five and are obliged to read and write English at university will by then have made much more progress than those who took the plunge at ten, even if their level is roughly the same by 40.
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Meanwhile, Upton opted for a deep V-neck Victoria Beckham dress, a black-and-gold metallic Jimmy Choo clutch and dazzling drop diamond earrings; and Chanel Iman really took the plunge in a metallic black-and-gold dress with a subtle sheer tulle skirt, which she paired with drop earrings and a sultry smoky eye.
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They eventually took the plunge only in modern times — their canoes reaching Hawaiian waters perhaps around A.D. 900, Rapa Nui (the Polynesian name for Easter Island) some while later, and eventually the arrivistes of New Zealand settling as recently as A.D. 1200 in what they still like to call Aotearoa, the Land of the Long White Cloud.
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Good. For the rest of you: After picking at the first grid forever, creating little filler words, I took the plunge and created a word that spanned the grid, then another, and I can tell you that each of these grids has at least one full-length answer from left to right, and at least one from top to bottom.
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