Sentence examples for mild tumbles from inspiring English sources
In short, there has been no way to differentiate relatively mild tumbles from genuinely severe ones like the one in 1987.
VIOLENCE -- Some very mild rough and tumble.
If the relatively mild rough and tumble of the Democratic fight has been enough to knock Mr. Obama off his pedestal, what hope did he ever have of staying on it through the general election?
It is the sound of 60,000 people collectively grimacing, mumbling fearfully and slipping into a mild panic – and it happens whenever Olivier Giroud tumbles to the ground in pain.
James Whitaker, who chairs the England selection panel, was in Southport throughout the bowler's extended fitness test, although he may have experienced a mild twinge of unease watching Anderson in action while the wickets were tumbling at Lord's.
U.S. wholesale prices fell in May, as the end to the Iraq war caused energy prices to tumble, the government said on Friday, but the drop was mild enough to soothe worries about economy-wide price declines.
Some colleagues, who say he can be similarly mild in internal administration debates, privately question whether he is tough enough to protect his and the department's interests in rough-and-tumble bureaucratic or political fights.
