Sentence examples for high tumble from inspiring English sources

The republic is breathtaking, a narrow land in which mountains 12,000 feet high tumble in forested hills to the Black Sea.

Dragonflies streak along the surface and cicadas compete with the din of the high, tumbling waterfall.

Yet, in towns with high tumbling home prices and double-digit vacancy rates, median-priced homes now cost the equivalent of new American cars — except, as investments go, they're slightly more risky.

Raisman could jump higher, tumble and twist her body more times in the air, and stick her landings (gymnastic parlance for landing with feet together and staying put on the ground) with more accuracy and precision than her competitors.

As we look back at the mainland, high cliffs tumble into the sea right along the eyeline.

High trumpets tumble over one another in a kind of disorderly fanfare; rumbling monotones keep us close to the earth.

The three-time speedskating gold medalist Marianne Timmer failed to qualify after injuring her foot in a high-speed tumble.

Analysts say the drug sector has become overpriced as investors sought safer bets during last year's high-technology tumble.

A four-storey high raspberry tumbles past a tree-sized floret of broccoli, while gigantic prawns plummet towards a pile of mega-mange tout.

Regardless, this can feel like a strange and high-minded tumble — a regular, everyday doodad denatured, turned into an objet d'art — and the process calls to mind the strange and high-minded tradition of Dada, an avant-garde movement that reconfigured art-making as lawless, petulant.

Even more impressive is his mental strength in shrugging off such setbacks, like the high-speed tumble that cost him pole position at Laguna Seca on Saturday.