Sentence examples for began tumbling from inspiring English sources

The dogs locked jaws and began tumbling against snow banks.

Blackstone, which priced at $31 in 2007, began tumbling soon after the firm's offering.

Prices began tumbling fast right at the opening when rumors spread that the President had a grave message to deliver.

Less than a minute later, the spacecraft lost its orientation because of a software problem and began tumbling.

Suddenly, her 9-year-old son began tumbling around, ever so playfully, on the floor, as if he were at home.

But the firm's stock began tumbling soon thereafter, giving big outside investors like the China Investment Corporation no small amount of heartburn.

But as the empty bus lumbers down into the Gowanus flats and up toward Prospect Park, strange words and phrases begin tumbling from Alice's lips.

Hinterland (BBC4) | iPlayer Prey (ITV) | ITVplayer Happy Valley (BBC1) | iPlayer Good Morning Britain (ITV) | ITVplayer Cardinal Burns C4) | 4oD Rev BBC2) | iPlayer There was such a collision of cop dramas last week, you half-expected them to begin tumbling on to each other's sets, akin to the queeny dancers and brawling cowboys in the last reel of Blazing Saddles.

With Mr. Blumenthal and Ms. DeLauro out of the way, the rest of the state's political dominoes, more than 20 Republicans and Democrats, would quickly begin tumbling toward the attorney general's seat, Ms. DeLauro's seat and either of the two Congressional seats left open by Ms. Johnson or Mr. Shays.

They had been designed to exit the barrels at a speed of about 1500 m per second, but the Germans found that a design fault caused the projectiles to begin "tumbling" in flight at speeds above 1000 m per second, causing them to fall well short of the target.

Cheerleaders began using tumbling and acrobatics in the 1940s to help pump up the crowd, and they began going to competitions where they would perform several minute long routines in the mid-1970s.