Sentence examples for not tumbling from inspiring English sources

A girl wanting some liquor and the man she was with not tumbling to her hints for it.

Even though he is not tumbling, but rather standing firm and tall, just one look at certain newspapers would make you believe Corbyn is on the cusp of resignation – and nothing could be further from the truth.

Prosecutors suggested that Mr. Durst was standing over Mr. Black when he fired a round from his.22-caliber target pistol, not tumbling to the floor with Mr. Black when the gun went off accidentally, as he testified.

Despite all those years of New Labour's ideological gymnastics, underneath the various dualities of 21st century politics - Labour v Tories, Tories v Lib Dems, Lib Dems v Labour, Labour v SNP - are we not tumbling back to a fundamental division between an individualist, Thatcherite south (except London) and a collectivist "north" that includes Scotland and Wales?

Getting rid of O levels was, he says, a "historic mistake" by his party that led to falling, if not tumbling, education standards and the introduction of too many "Mickey Mouse" courses that could be tackled module by module, piece by piece.

As obsessed as they are with the art of the con, they have a hard time not tumbling into bed even as Nicky plays the veteran willing to step in and give some tips to a precocious novice.

But she would not tumble.

His career did not tumble rapidly earthwards: 1987's Bad sold hugely.

If only it were possible to freeze this moment, this perfect light, and stay here, and not tumble forward.

After all, Pakistan has been in decline for many years, and has not tumbled into the abyss.

Unlike last year's celebration after a victory at Harvard, Bagnoli did not tumble into a somersault this time.