Sentence examples for tumbles deeper from inspiring English sources

The benefits of that loss, hard as it was for some of us to bear in the '90s, has become more apparent as Pixies 2.0 tumbles deeper in the memory holes of our more turbulent '10s.

Spain's economy has tumbled deeper into recession under the premiership of Mr Rajoy.

The government tumbled deep into debt, and the economy fell into a slump from which it has yet to emerge.

At the age of 47, Denise has tumbled deep into a full-blown, existential crisis: frightened over their aging mother's slippage into dementia, worried about Nik's drug and alcohol consumption and sorrowful over the toll that disappointments, mistakes and misplaced dreams have taken on all their lives.

"When I arrived in 2008, the economy had begun to unravel and state coffers were tumbling deep into the red.

They have become transparent and weightless, like a glass lens that fell off the Hubble telescope tumbling into deep space.

Fleming's text reverberates with onomatopoeia: a hapless frog tumbles into a deep pit while fleeing a tiger with a "ribbit-oops!," and a tiny mouse attempts to assist with a worried "pippa-eeek!" Lots of rhythmic repetition makes this a winner for 3- and 4-year-olds.

Try to describe it and you inevitably tumble into a deep mountain mine of contradictory clichés.

Then, in 2007 to 2008, the U.K. economy tumbled into a deep slump.

About two miles along, I turned a bend and came upon a waterfall tumbling into a deep freshwater pool.

High tide obscured the bridge from the mainland, her horse carriage tumbled into the deep water and she drowned.