Its exterior has changed very little from 19th-century engravings, including the expansive balcony where Byron finished the third canto of his epic poem "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage," although the vineyards that once tumbled down to the water are now flower-filled gardens, and Maison Chapuis is gone.
A framed cornerstone near a set of interior stairs — a staircase Mr. Walcott once tumbled down as a boy — puts the school's origins in 1895 (it was located nearby), when lush fields dominated the area, then a business hub for farmers from Queens and Nassau County.
Clarkson gets his kit off for charity Fashion zealots once blamed tumbling sales of denimwear on Jeremy Clarkson's fondness for an ill-fitting pair of 501s, while Trinny and Susannah have described him as having all the sartorial flair of a market stall trader.
But once Charlotte tumbles into the French countryside, the film falls apart.
He told me: "Once I tumbled off the mountain and thought I was going to be killed.
More than once, we tumbled out of the tracks and landed face-down in the piles of fresh snow.
But once Hong tumbled to the floor on her second attempt there was no fear that Biles would lose the gold.
Once you tumble your huge pile of prepared mushrooms into the pan, you could quite reasonably believe they will never cook down, never lose their bouncy rawness and could go on absorbing oil forever.
Unlike many of her peers in the literature of addiction, with their fond, lyrical descriptions of being high, Glory is more sickened than nostalgic about her benders: "Just imagine some woman you saw in a bar once, hair tumbled and greasy, eye makeup hopeful the day before yesterday, loudly tossing inappropriate remarks into the closed circles of other people's conversations.
In 1987 O'Reilly tapped him to run the troubled pet division, whose share of cat food, once 45%, tumbled all the way to 15%.
The tears once again tumbled down my face, but this time they were full of happiness.
