Sentence examples for tumble left from inspiring English sources

The market tumble left Citigroup shares down 56percentt in the last year, the worst showing among the 30 stocks that make up the Dow Jones industrials.

If Zayatte cost him a yellow card by falling under one challenge, the next defensive tumble left Boaz Myhill scrambling to save.

He says: "News Corp and its ilk have a vested financial interest in reducing the BBC's scope and influence in the hope that the edifice will tumble leaving a gaping hole in the market for them to fill.

Grab a handful and if you can squeeze water from it -- it is too moist - add dry manure or grass clippings, tumble, leave for a week and test again.

Since then the share price has tumbled, leaving the banks sitting on losses – in UBS's case £240m.

The latest tumble leaves bitcoin down more than 40percentt from the record high around $20,000 it hit in mid-December, wiping about $130 billion off its "market cap" - the unit price multiplied by the total number of bitcoins that have been released into the market.

A medley of "Autumn in New York" and "Early Autumn," arranged as a semiclassical suite, produced arpeggios of tumbling leaves and multicolored foliage.

The head of state is meant to rise grandly above the rough-and-tumble, leaving his prime minister to carry the can when things go wrong.Yet Mr Valls's popularity is so broadly based that he may be insulated for longer than most.

But they sent the dollar tumbling and left monetary conditions far too loose in many emerging markets whose economies had long been growing beyond their sustainable pace.By 2008, according to the IMF's estimates, emerging economies were growing above their trend rate for the fourth year in a row and had more than exhausted their spare capacity.

Now 42, he had climbed out, but he could easily tumble back, leave Seniesa, even go back to prison.

Not surprising, since the terrifying tumble had left him in the intensive-care unit with two fractured vertebrae.