Tumbling continued in the Middle Ages in Europe, where it was practiced by traveling troupes of thespians, dancers, acrobats, and jugglers.
Meanwhile, Finn's tumbling act continues, as if the umpire keeps sticking a foot out for a laugh: three times he fell after delivery – once as the ball was on its way from the edge to Matt Prior for his second wicket – and now the bowling coach, David Saker, has sorted his work permit, he can try to look at the problem in earnest.
Shares in Dynegy and other energy companies tumbled yesterday, continuing a slide that began last month with the collapse of Enron, once the world's largest power and natural gas trader.
That rough-and-tumble approach continued once the cameras started rolling — for a crucial early scene in which Wardaddy is trying to break Norman of his civilian sensibilities, Pitt punched Lerman in the face and smacked him with the butt of his gun.
The gaff comes as the latest polls showed the Labour leader's popularity within the party continues to tumble.
And the world stock market continues to tumble as the European debt crisis worsens and Greece moves closer to default.
Perhaps if the Nasdaq continues to tumble, professional expertise will actually come back into vogue, and the dull imperatives of profit and loss will again govern stock prices.
Clinton's increasingly intense efforts to clear the fog surrounding her over the email server furor are simply explained: her standing among voters continues to tumble.
Now, as Bell's average continues to tumble, he is relying on other lessons he learned as a young player for perspective.
We're kicking off with some dire economic news: European car sales have taken a nasty tumble as the recession continues to hit consumers hard.
