Chicago has always had a rough-and-tumble relationship with literature.
The first is when companies are explicit with customers that service is not part of what they're signing up for — in fact, that what the company offers requires a rough-and-tumble relationship with customers.
Her performance on a brass-heavy Sinatra-influenced version of "I Wish I Were in Love Again," in particular, lacks the visceral punch that might make this playful celebration of a rough-and-tumble relationship seem like fun.
Unions have a rough-and-tumble relationship with innovation, largely because technology destroys jobs.
Nagging is like being in a falling rock zone where rocks frequently tumble onto your relationship and chip away at love where as deciding to have an affair is like triggering an avalanche.
In fact, he's just made one of his most charming and funny movies in over a decade, "Vicky Christina Barcelona," the tale of two American young women (Scarlett Johansson and Rebecca Hall) who, while summering in Spain, tumble into a relationship with an attractive, woman-loving artist (Javier Bardem) and his addled but delicious ex-wife (Penelope Cruz).
When writing about love in his 1945 screenplay for "Brief Encounter," Noel Coward used words such as "violence" and "danger". We tend to romanticize romance, but as Coward demonstrated in his tale of two already-married strangers who innocently tumble into a relationship, love can disrupt even the most seemingly ordered, picture-perfect lives and threaten to undo all happiness.
The movie reminds me of how relationships tumble along, how crisis can allow for growth.
Some adults are funny in that they have too many stresses or too many balls juggling in the air and fear that adding a new one will cause their relationships to tumble.
She resists Nat at first, but soon tumbles into a relationship, and it's not long before they are living together.
