Sentence examples for figures tumble from inspiring English sources
Two figures tumble to the ground.
Suddenly, a film displays a flattened abstraction of him from which little pink figures tumble forth until the last shatters into pieces.
As I discovered while researching my book, Dismembered: How the Attack on the State Harms Us All, these sorts of figures tumble out every day – truly it has been a decade of destruction.
(We didn't ask about EU officials in 2003; but their figures have been consistently dreadful since we did start to include them in 2010, and in 2012 they scored 13%.) Those figures show that the BBC is not alone in seeing its figures tumble.
As the two figures tumble along the zigs and zags, a narrator describes Mr. Bush's proposal to permit the investment of retirement funds in the stock market as a threat to Social Security, noting how much the market has declined over the past two years.
And while the England and Wales Cricket Board swelled its coffers, viewing figures tumbled.
Although he never abandoned abstraction entirely, he more frequently converted his swirling automatist shapes into figures: tumbling, elegantly drawn nudes not unlike those of Pavel Tchelitchew.
Other children join Katie on the trampoline; soon there are several figures tumbling in and out of the flashlight beams, their eyes shining with a feline glow.
Overall, though, there appears to have been a decline in both guns seized and stops made so far this year; DNAinfo reported Thursday that both figures tumbled in the first three months of this year.
For all its size, the scaffolding remains a rather underwhelming feature, used to best effect in a repeated sequence that has three unhinged figures tumbling scarily and in painful increments down from one level to another, finally collapsing inertly below.
"The scenes have a riotous energy, and often stretch beyond the boundaries of the picture frames, with lofty towers poking through the borders at the top, and figures tumbling out of the miniatures onto the blank page as they fall or scramble to escape their enemies".
