But at least she saved me from a nasty tumble.

But begad be must have had a nasty tumble.

He grabbed the iron railing just in time to save himself from a nasty tumble.

A flyer friend of mine took a nasty tumble that way near Cleveland last year, breaking three ribs.

Would you have said because you had once had a nasty tumble that you would never ride again?

Nicholls said the dual Gold Cup winner took a nasty tumble at his Ditcheat yard under Ruby Walsh.

You had better keep hold of your uncle's hand, as well as mine, or you may get a nasty tumble.

Tim Swinson (Hamilton 35) Effective in the loose after nasty tumble on head 6.

Also, Olympic skier Joel Gisler took a nasty tumble as he ended up without even his skis during the half pipe event.

Unfortunate accident New Plymouth cycling enthusiast Phil Parli normally rides out to Tikorangi every week, but in June he took a nasty tumble.

Graciela took a step forward and the priest retreated again, blithely unaware that only inches separated him from a nasty tumble backward down the steps.

I'm all right, Dave, although I got two nasty tumbles.

"A nasty tumble," says he, as if Hortense had been rolled on.

"But one can make nothing but nasty tumble-to-pieces things," objected Kate.

'That were a nasty tumble, and no mistake.'

"I guess it is all right; but it was a nasty tumble, just the same."