Because — to switch metaphors mid-stream, the way "Smash" does with plots — since its delightful pilot, the show has taken a nosedive so deep I'm surprised my ears haven't popped.
Because to switch metaphors mid-stream, the way "Smash" does with plots—since its delightful pilot, the show has taken a nosedive so deep I'm surprised my ears haven't popped.
Stocks nosedived in the fall, and so did her mother's retirement account.
Anyway, if her husband's use-case viability on the marital graph had taken a nosedive, then so, too, had her own burden.
Mr. Kan, whose ratings have nosedived over his handling of the disaster response so far, may not be around to see much of the plan in action.
And one of the reasons the New York Fed's inventory figures fell so much is that the value of the mortgage-backed securities nosedived and banks sold a lot of them.
But in recent weeks, Google's stock has nosedived back to the mid-300's, in effect costing her a potential $800,000 or so.
Then came events this spring that set the stock market back — the European debt crisis, the BP oil spill and the so-called flash crash in May when the Dow Jones industrial average briefly nosedived nearly 1,000 points.
Less successfully, I'm So Excited!, a hyper-camp farce set on an airliner, was loved by Spanish audiences but nosedived elsewhere (somewhat lost in translation was the film's intended dimension of political allegory, depicting a Spain without a credible pilot at the controls).
Pinduoduo's rise was so impressive that its shares popped 40percentt in their first day of trading on NASDAQ in July though later nosedived following accusations over fake goods sold on the ecommerce platform.
