Sentence examples for tumble after from inspiring English sources

The Victorian almost took a tumble after the finish line, but bounced straight back up.

[C6.] Shares Again Tumble After Rally The Dow Jones industrial average closed down 38 points, at 7,717.61.

For the alleged crime of causing stockmarkets to tumble after the attack on the World Trade Centre, short-sellers now stand accused of lack of patriotism, to boot.

Countries such as Argentina and Venezuela have in the past century become almost as rich as the United States, only to tumble after serial crises.

In recent weeks Intel, Apple and Dell have seen their stocks tumble after warning that demand for computers is lighter than anticipated.

He took a tumble after fouling Zambrotta as the latter chased a long ball forward, but there wasn't all that much contact between the two players.

In August, the share prices of Société Générale, Deutsche Bank, and many other big European banks tumbled after she proclaimed that European banks were in "urgent" need of capital.

Stock markets in Europe tumbled after the announcements.

The financial sector tumbled after Mr. Bernanke's remarks.

Shares of many firms tumbled after their debuts.

Meaning comes tumbling after poetic experience but is not unimportant.