Sentence examples for a big tumble from inspiring English sources
That's a big tumble, to be sure.
It is really going to take a big tumble, because people are building capacities based on this".
When trading started in London, the FTSE 100 index fell 160 points: a big tumble on a normal day, a modest fall in these exceptional circumstances.
After its giant opening of £16.84m (plus previews), you'd expect Jurassic World to take a big tumble in its second session – that's the typical pattern, especially for a franchise picture.
In the last quarter, for instance, when Time Warner reported that AOL's advertising growth had suddenly slowed, the stock took a big tumble, reverting back to around $18. (It closed yesterday at $19.01).
He says markets are complacent and that the 12% fall in the pound's value against the dollar since last November is a mere taster for a bigger tumble.
Japan's unemployment rate inched up from 4.0% to 4.1%.The euro area's unemployment rate edged down to 7.5% in December, helped by another big tumble in German joblessness, to 9.5%, and a fall in France's rate, to 8.6%.
The Terrapins' Big Tumble Joe Craddock passed for 256 yards and 2 touchdowns to lead host Middle Tennessee State to a 24-14 victory against Maryland.
The Big Tumble The direct heat of the entry of cultured diamonds will be faced by big companies like De Beers.
But there was pain as he landed awkwardly after jumping for a lob that he could not reach, and for anybody watching, there was the urge to twist away as the knee buckled and Philippoussis, a big Australian, tumbled onto the court and made himself small, curling into a compromising position.
