Sentence examples for tumbles back into from inspiring English sources

When disaster strikes, Bean tumbles back into quasi depression, saved from the full-blown version by her new friend Lois, a local good-time girl who might as well have "carpe diem" tattooed on her forehead, and by Hanna, Mick's kleptomaniac mother.

Also quite possible: Son tumbles back into the obscurity of single-digit billionairedom.

It noted that the company's price-to-earnings multiple (then at 165,000 times 2001 estimated earnings) was "comical" and said, "Also quite possible: Son tumbles back into the obscurity of single-digit billionairedom".

Then, a recovering economy tumbled back into recession.

And a Japan tumbling back into recession would import even less from America.

His shot tumbled back into the hazard, but at least he did not fall.

She then screamed "BODY SHOTS," and tumbled back into the crowd.

He learned carpentry skills — but afterward never found a good job and tumbled back into his old life.

Ben Bernanke warned that America could tumble back into recession unless there is a deal on the fiscal cliff soon.

They're tumbling back into "the same old Jets," because their hearts aren't in this season.

Despite today's bleak statistics, few economists think that Germany is at risk of tumbling back into a recession.