Sentence examples for to tumble for from inspiring English sources

Cue a sorry collapse: May's was the first of eight wickets to tumble for 51 runs.

Box office records continue to tumble for Jurassic World, the fourth in the series of dinosaur theme park thrillers which began with Jurassic Park.

Giles Dilnot looks talks to tourists about the future of the landmark, which is not expected to tumble for a few thousand years.

If the US investigations have mostly centred on the US, Central and South America for the simple reason that those were the payments channelled through American accounts, then it would be naive to assume similar cascading layers of payments and favours were not also at work in other parts of the world – the revelations are likely to tumble forth for months if not years to come.

Increased interest rates cause stock prices and valuations to tumble, especially for high-growth companies.

Fears of a slowdown in China's economy and some weak earnings reports added to the pessimistic atmosphere, which led the Dow Jones Industrial Index to tumble again, for a 4.2% loss in the last three days.

Add the blanket and allow it to tumble dry for ten minutes.

He bred some of the birds for their ability to tumble through the air, and others for their extravagant beauty.

Technology shares continue to tumble as demand wanes for Internet routing equipment, cellular telephones and fiber optic cable.

In the meantime, Zimbabwe's economy continues to tumble, with growth expectations for 2015 being whittled down to between 1-2% by critics while the finance minister, Patrick Chinamasa, expects the economy to grow at 3.4% for the same period.

Each became Samantha in Bewitched, endowed with grocery ringing superpowers that sent items flying through the scanner and piling on top of each other -- ready to tumble and humiliate me for daring to suggest I bag my own.