Sole escapee from the bust of a container-load of illegal immigrants, he scales a chain-link fence and tumbles into an American underworld of dossers, dodgers and crooks.
Kansas State started slowly, missing its first three shots and tumbling into a 10-point hole less than two and a half minutes into the game.
He seemed to buckle as he approached the base and tumbled into a heap — safe but, in a much broader sense, very much out.
Running toward the esplanade, the Galloways were overtaken by the roaring cloud of pulverized building and tumbled into a planter box.
The zebra, having kicked its monkey-foe as hard as it could, lost balance and tumbled into a fire, leaving scorch marks all over its coat.
Davies struggled to a 75 and tumbled into a tie for seventh place at two under par, a round that may cost her the tournament.
But the pagans and their inner congruence with the natural order shook me awake -- awake, and tumbling into a dark and holy Advent, full of paradox and promise for all of us.
It was a rough third quarter for Baynes, who was victimized by not one, not two, but three vicious Griffin dunks and tumbled into a row of photographers while wrestling Barnes for a loose ball.
A passenger train carrying between 300 and 400 persons left the tracks and tumbled into an area filled with ravines and volcanic mountains; at least 17 persons were killed, and 100 were injured.
One day, Baby wanders into a diner, and tumbles into love with a waitress, Debora (Lily James).
Almost forty years later, in San Francisco, an investigative reporter (Halle Berry), tipped off by an elderly scientist, uncovers the truth about a nuclear power plant and tumbles into danger as a result.
