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The phrase "are tumbling down" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is falling or collapsing, often in a figurative sense, such as structures, systems, or situations.
Example: "The old walls of the castle are tumbling down after years of neglect."
Alternatives: "are falling apart" or "are collapsing".
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Early specialisation is one of the reasons that UK schools are tumbling down global rankings.
There were other sensible observations, pertinent today when hemlines are tumbling down, designers are accused of being dictators, and clothes have an alarming tendency to look alike.
Many of the scene's nuances get lost in translation outside of the neighborhoods where it was forged, but the walls are tumbling down; "Wamp 2 Dem" taps Atlanta figures like 2 Chainz, Young Thug, and the producer Zaytoven for some interesting collaborations.
Mr Miliband said wholesale energy costs are "tumbling down" because of "global changes in oil and gas supply".
The Walls are Tumbling Down: Coeducation in Yale College, July 22 – Oct. 18, 2019, Memorabilia Room, Sterling Memorial Library.
When even so wonkish a fellow as Al Gore feels compelled to give a big smooch to his wife at the Democratic Convention in 2000, the walls are tumbling down.
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And now it's tumbling down a hill.
All at once he was tumbling down a flight of stairs.
His 15-year marriage is dissolving, his mother is dying of cancer and the Berlin Wall is tumbling down.
His marriage is dissolving, his mother discovers she has cancer and the Berlin Wall is tumbling down.
My life seems so senseless, eating, sleeping, going to work, hobbies, of course, while all around me, the world is tumbling down.
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