Sinônimos
Examples for "tumble"
Examples for "tumble"
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We sink in water; in air we tumble; on earth we stumble.
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Shane Long obviously likes a tumble but is clearly a good player.
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The tumble returned shares to levels last seen in late October 1999.
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We don't often see power take such a tumble in this country.
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If stock values tumble, so does the value of funds under management.
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The resulting lower prices could help the technology catch on far quicker.
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The hinges are on one trunk and the catch on the other.
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We think it will catch on, said Omega ATS President Mike Bignell.
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Steel cases offered the remains of the day's catch on crushed ice.
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Instead, the brass catch on top of the case popped open easily.
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It seems strange, but the husband always seems to get wise last.
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Say, will you get wise to the dude with the red necktie?
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But what if the pirates get wise, and start wearing earplugs?
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But, so close as this, they'd get wise in a minute.
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You've got to get wise to the trick of holding what you get.
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I was sure they'd get onto the list this time, but no.
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Bastarache had managed to get onto the twenty and was heading west.
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Just get onto that house; it looks like a mission-style switch engine.
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But 2005, Sina opened my blog, forced me to get onto internet.
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Lennon had one saved, with Defoe unable to get onto the rebound.
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Bush stepped past her and snapped the latch on the office door.
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Pete's left hand drifted down to the latch on the safety belt.
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It finds things it can latch on to and multiplies the threat.
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He slid the latch on the cell door across and stepped inside.
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As I lifted the latch on the gate he opened his trap.
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The cotton on the hillside fields wasn't going to amount to anything.
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We cross a gravel road with cotton on either side of it.
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I just couldn't find the time to plant cotton on it this year.
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Consequently, there were many who cultivated cotton on a small scale.
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In a live environment there's no way to get it 'just right'.
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Handing him a familiar problem was the best way to get it.
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Where's New Zealand going to get it's food from in 30 years?
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We had to allow people to help us get it this far.
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I love jollof rice, but never get it quite right at home.
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In India the tooth-brush consists of a twig or a little branch.
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Once more she listened for the breaking twig and the light step.
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Suddenly a twig was heard to snap in the thicket before him.
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Yellow-Knobs hung up his hammock under a twig in the rose garden.
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Then he took a twig from the bush and set him free.
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He showed to the President of the House a twig of olive.
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The breaking of a twig was as the discharge of a rifle.
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They squatted together; Kyle scratched at the damp earth with a twig.
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Not a mesquite twig snapped under his body; not a pebble rattled.
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That is the beginning of a tendency-thefirst bending of a twig.
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Every bush and little twig was loaded and hung down its head.
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In passing beneath a tall fir-tree Roy chanced to touch a twig.
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He moved a twig aside with his toe and transferred his weight.
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I heard what sounded like a high-pitched crosscut saw belaboring a twig.
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She was about to break the twig, but she hesitated and said:
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The sailor then struck a light and set fire to a twig.
