Sentence examples for gently tumbled from inspiring English sources

The upstairs that Mrs. Lazio deplores as a "wreck" includes the gently tumbled rooms of their two young daughters.

Islets were gently tumbled, washed, and passed through a sterile 30 mesh stainless steel screen and centrifuged.

Leaves gently tumble from the trees in its Japanese-esque images and they even react to your screen taps.

Megafaun's C.S.N.Y.-style harmonies gently tumble across lilting country-rock tunes that sometimes veer into experimental jam-session territory.

Dippers skate across the surface of the gently tumbling river, elsewhere I try to pick out sheltering kingfishers, which in turn eye shoals of sticklebacks, and I hear, but do not see, woodpeckers hard at work.

For live wallpaper, check out Exodus Live Wallpaper, which is free (or $1 for a Pro edition) and will display a rain of cubes gently tumbling and rolling across a tablet's desktop background.

Also a collection of cottages, the small community is favored by a more upscale crowd and has a soft sand beach, complete with the (not gently) tumbling surf that children love.

The writers come closer to capturing his effect when they refer to his artistry his "imagination, touch, and control"—as when, on the sixteenth hole of the final round of the 2005 Masters, he chipped from off the green, his ball rolling on a perfect line and carrying just enough speed to gently tumble, after a dramatic pause, into the hole.

He mastered a range of expression from the gently tumbling, middle-of-the-road ballad "You Are the Sunshine of My Life" to the ritzy syncopation of "Superstition" (the opening bars of which are as good a definition as any of the term "funky") while remaining credible as a voice of urban black anger on the sinuous and harrowing "Living for the City".

All these papers were found in Brooklyn, where they floated across the river from the World Trade Center, and as they gently tumble from the top to the bottom of the screen some become legible: a sheet with scorched edges, filled with Japanese calligraphy; a letter that begins "Dear Recruiter," a cover sheet that says "Exhibit 13".

From the elevated tracks, visitors could be seen again on the coastline that was ravaged last fall, walking the dunes as waves tumbled gently ashore.