Sentence examples for tumbled into something from inspiring English sources

True, the viewer had been tumbled into something akin to Alice's rabbit hole only to discover on landing that one was back in the world of 19th-century ballet conceits that too often look deadeningly hollow today.

They're a little dangerous, and there's a sense of teetering on the precipice between avoiding dreary conventional good taste and tumbling into something far more outrageous".

The book's spirit was well caught by Waterhouse: "The innocent childhood game that tumbles into something adult and serious is a fairly common theme in fiction, but I have not for some time seen the idea used so forcefully as in To Kill A Mockingbird.

For de Mille, in general, language was able to hold aloft, in a beautiful tension, like that of a suspension bridge — or, indeed, a ballet step — what on the stage would have tumbled down into something less nuanced, more flat.

This wasn't something he just tumbled into when he reached the N.F.L. Vick cultivated a love for dogfighting when he was a teenager in Newport News, Va.

Rockefeller Center tumbled into bankruptcy.

His desk had tumbled into the wreckage.

And, inevitably, Louisiana tumbled into chaos.

A vertical tail fin tumbled into Jamaica Bay.

A teenage girl's voice tumbled into the room.

Altman tumbled into the dust, and a cry went up.