Sentence examples for began tumbling down from inspiring English sources

One high scaler was able to save life in a more direct manner: when a government inspector lost his grip on a safety line and began tumbling down a slope towards almost certain death, a high scaler was able to intercept him and pull him into the air.

On Wednesday, the world of Mr. Adoboli — whose name in a language spoken in his native Ghana means "born on a Wednesday" — began to come tumbling down around him.

That's also why, just a few years after Roosevelt's death, Jim Crow began to come tumbling down, shattered by a social movement that had been invigorated by the promise, if not necessarily the practice, of the New Deal era.

With a little persistence, the walls began to tumble down.

Spectators began to tumble down onto fans near a fence, which later collapsed.

But almost immediately, Paper began to tumble down the app download charts.

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.

Her words begin to tumble down the hill of her emotion, the intricacies of who said what less important than how it made her feel.

The "GPS stones," which were engineered to record movement and velocity, were stationed at the southern end of the playa where rocks begin their strange journeys after tumbling down a cliff.

Once the wall begins to crack, though, it can quickly come tumbling down.

In some buildings, more than 70percentt of current tenants moved in well after the rents came tumbling down and word of federal subsidies for renters had begun to spread.