Sentence examples for tumble between from inspiring English sources

In Britain a bout of high inflation caused real wages to tumble between 2007 and 2013.

Costa Rican residents have certainly benefited from the clean energy, with electricity prices set to tumble between 7% and 15% in April.

The Energy Information Admnistration EIAA) baseline forecast keeps it top of the heap until 2040, though low natural-gas prices could hasten its tumble: between now and then, 63% of new electricity-generating capacity will come from plants burning natural gas; 31% will come from renewables; and just 3% each from nuclear and coal.

Loose surfboards tumbled between the jagged rocks that separated the surf from the lagoon.

Everything in the story prickles with the otter's-eye-view: Tarka watches the meandering river and listens to its language of sibilant sounds; he plays with the river's "paws of water" and tumbles between its "star-streaming claws".

By midday Friday, major US market indexes had tumbled between 3% to nearly 4%, causing some $675bn in market value to simply go up in smoke and erasing all this year's hard earned gains.

"The St . Petersburgmarket is in a bad situation right now," says Alexander Belyaev, managing partner at Realtor Engel & Voelkers, St . Petersburg who estimates prices have tumbled between 35% and 50% in the past year.

After expanding by 3.2% in 2007 to $900 billion, Mexico's GDP growth will slow to 1.5% this year and tumble to somewhere between zero and 0.7% in 2009, predicts Raúl Feliz, an economist at CIDE, a Mexico City think tank that specializes in economics and politics.

All afternoon more keep tumbling out, between bursts of laughter and angry, wide-eyed despair.

Not to be missed: the sublime feeling of warm, tumbled stones between the toes to finish off.

He may already be there — if by "there" is meant a state of exuberant, tumbling transition between one photographic inspiration and the next.