Sentence examples for painful tumbles from inspiring English sources

A study first published online in December by the journal Nature suggests one method of dealing with fear, at least the kind caused by the painful tumbles so common in winter sports.

Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean, the Olympic ice skating gold medalists who mentored celebrity contestants through painful tumbles on the show, announced on ITV's Daybreak on Tuesday morning that the final series will be broadcast next year.

The European Central Bank on Thursday ramped up efforts to stimulate the sluggish eurozone economy, but the measures fell far short of what investors had expected and stocks took a painful tumble.

This morning, Schering announced that Kogan would get a $50 million golden parachute, including severence and options, and stocks took a painful tumble.

It turns their relationship from a fake one into a real one, and painful secrets tumble out, both ideological and emotional.

They all take painful-looking tumbles in the clips that were filmed over Christmas and now going viral online.

Fears that rising unemployment will prolong what is already a deep, painful recession sent stocks tumbling on Thursday and pushed the broad market into the red once again for the year.

From the 17th-century Dutch tulip mania through to emerging-market madness and today's Wall Street, bubbles always burst eventually and the result is always painful.Wall Street's tumble since the summer has been widely blamed on financial troubles in emerging markets.

The company obliged by tumbling a painful 71%.

Similarly, while stock-market tumbles are always painful, they have no concrete impact on most American consumers, who own little or no stock.

For all its size, the scaffolding remains a rather underwhelming feature, used to best effect in a repeated sequence that has three unhinged figures tumbling scarily and in painful increments down from one level to another, finally collapsing inertly below.