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Meanings of tumbling in English
Usage of tumbling in English
1
However, the dominos really started tumbling in the past week or so.
2
And they remain cautious, after tumbling gas prices crimped profits this year.
3
Celtic League: All the wrong records are tumbling in Ulster this year.
4
The Crown inquiry: will the house that Packer built come tumbling down?
5
Despite the tumbling profits, several of the banks sought to reassure investors.
6
The house of cards is very much on its way to tumbling.
7
They get it but the market keeps falling, tumbling towards bear territory.
8
Brooks and waterfalls were tumbling everywhere from the projections in the rocks.
9
Forces it could sense but couldn't understand were slowing its wild tumbling.
10
The Moors were terrified by the tumbling ruins and the tremendous din.
11
The skeletons have come tumbling out of Fritz Joubert's closet this week.
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The icy water and tumbling stream encourage an atmosphere of elemental fun.
13
Locked that way they flew backward, sliding and tumbling across the floor.
14
The company reported disappointing second-quarter results in July, sending its shares tumbling.
15
The ensuing fight had sent them tumbling down a flight of stairs.
16
The schoolhouses were simple dwellings, often tumbling down and out of repair.
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Tumbling through the time
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Ireland
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