Sentence examples for tumbling dramatically from inspiring English sources

Irish literary legend William Trevor has become the hottest tip to win this year's Nobel prize for literature, with odds on the 84-year-old author taking the award tumbling dramatically over the last week.

Such strong words of criticism, voiced by the man still affectionately known as "Gorbi" to many in Germany, came at the end of a week which has seen the value of the rouble tumbling dramatically as a result of western sanctions.

Yet Russian and American weapons totals have tumbled dramatically since the cold war ended.

With the onset of crisis, however, it tumbled dramatically and now remains well below the pre-crisis trend.

But as the effects of the global economic crisis spilled over into Cambodia in late 2008, demand dried up, and housing prices tumbled dramatically — 40percentt compared with the same period last year, according to real estate agents.

Other areas — like Malibu, which has seen its water savings decrease from 20.4percentt a year ago to 7.9percentt in August — have seen their water conservation rates tumble dramatically.

Second, commodity prices have tumbled so dramatically in the last few months and Asian products are so much cheaper now that one can confidently predict no further acceleration of the rate of inflation for the next few quarters.

Mr. Eifman's thin choreographic vocabulary functions for the most part as the motor that sweeps his dancers dramatically about the stage, tumbling them at appropriate moments into slow acrobatic pas de deux.

Second, once a bacterium enters a low concentration zone, its motility decreases so dramatically that it keeps tumbling there (Fig. S1G S1I).

But then, just six days later, painfully, dramatically and very publicly Winehouse came tumbling off the wagon.

I feel the tumbling down tumbling down. . . .