Sentence examples for downward tumble from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile in John Kay, Inventor of the Fly Shuttle, AD 1753, Brown shows us Kay fleeing from furious machine breakers, a wry reminder that what one man deems to be "progress" can also mean a downward tumble for countless others.

Ms. Larsen set the texts like a jeweler setting a stone, displaying them rather than obscuring them, in dramatic recitative declamations punctuated with musical events -- high fioritura runs, or a downward tumble in the piano part -- to highlight important words.

Anna Karenina's downward tumble was in every way different from mine.

Monday saw a downward tumble in markets across Europe as a result of the financial strain in Greece.

As the price of crude oil continues its downward tumble towards $80 per barrel, I am reminded of a similar scenario from near the end of the Cold War in the 1980s.

Not everyone appeared comfortable with the brisk tempo at which Mr. Labadie took the Recordare, but, to this listener, it revealed the structural design of Mozart's writing, in which the downward tumbling cello part contrasts with the voices rising in supplication.

I feel the tumbling down tumbling down. . . .

Then with a gentle but firm downward pressure, tumble the kernels home, into your mouth.

Male lapwings sweep in circles, soar into the air and then tumble downward.

With the imprecision of his vocal flutter underscoring that childlike sentiment, Mr. Hegarty clings to the word "light," even as the notes tumble downward.

Income and jobs in this middle-class state are tumbling downward.