Sentence examples for causing you to tumble from inspiring English sources

The wind in your hair, a stench in your nose, the invigorating fear that your legs will give out, causing you to tumble backward down the steep slope of the Williamsburg Bridge.

Pessimists predict that AIDS will steadily erode Africa's stock of human capital, causing productivity to tumble.

Worries over a questionable accounting practice have spread to European telecommunications stocks, causing some to tumble today.

For the alleged crime of causing stockmarkets to tumble after the attack on the World Trade Centre, short-sellers now stand accused of lack of patriotism, to boot.

After a coder gave trees and rocks collision, they became destroyable; he shot at a hillside, causing rocks to tumble down, hitting one another in a cascade.

WASHINGTON — Fear that the financial crisis is infecting once-healthy economies created another white-knuckle day for investors Friday, causing stocks to tumble from Tokyo to New York.

He was going about 30 miles per hour when his front tire touched the tire of a bike ahead of him, causing him to tumble.

Ironically, the warmer water has created ideal conditions for lobsters and contributed to an overabundance in recent years, causing prices to tumble to their lowest point in nearly two decades in Maine.

The 92-mile-an-hour fastball hit the NY on the front of Mike Piazza's batting helmet, making an ugly sound and causing Piazza to tumble to the dirt like a mannequin.

Despite some strong earnings, news of a slowing economy in the form of a light gross domestic product number caused investors to ring the cash register and sell out of some profitable positions, causing the market to tumble a bit.

America imposed a new round of sanctions on Russian companies, causing share prices to tumble in Moscow and a fall in the rouble.