Sentence examples for seem to tumble from inspiring English sources

Howard's numbers seem to tumble out with the randomness of a lottery drawing.

LIKE slowly poured chardonnay, grapevine-heavy hills seem to tumble into Seneca Lake, the largest of New York's Finger Lakes.

OTHER workers are unloading those containers, shoveling as many as 3,000 packages an hour onto the hub's 200 miles of conveyor belts, which seem to tumble them willy-nilly into any number of sorting areas.

VENICE — For more than 40 years the art world has never known quite what to do with John Wesley and the paintings that seem to tumble out of his dreams.

And I think, too, of the poem's final verse, when the words seem to tumble to their conclusion, falling like disjointed stabs of brass, the grunts of a strained, gruff voice, like the muddled words of a man thrilled to be alive in that moment: "Yellow/ white/ eyes/ bright/ moon/ light/ mid/ night/ flowers/ In the midnight hour".

And when he gets an idea, such as his library crusade, he is not afraid to commit himself to it tenaciously: "Point me in a certain direction and I seem to tumble forward in that direction," he says, "and if I hit a tree, I just stumble against the tree for a while.

Just two years later, a terrific opportunity seemed to tumble into his lap.

Mr. Schiff relies almost entirely on his deft and tireless fingers, with ornaments seeming to tumble unbidden from his sleeves.

Here the funny names, the absurdity, the pisstake of a national icon seemed to tumble joyously out of the radio.

With all of humanity seeming to tumble inexorably forward in a surreal montage, the state of transit becomes synonymous with life as we know it.

Ledelle Moe's sculpture of a curvaceous figure seems to tumble out of a wall, but is most interesting for its obsessive welding technique.