Sentence examples similar to tumbling tune from inspiring English sources
They always were art-pop imps in neo-rave T-shirts, and their potent lyrical mish-mash (drawn from Aleister Crowley, Thomas Pynchon and William Burroughs) probably turned the heads of the Mercury judges as much as their tumbling tunes.
One effect of the tumbling and fine-tuning is that the site will become better optimized for search.
She cannot understand the words (whatever language this is, it's not Chinese), but the tune is remarkable, soaring and tumbling like the mountains of Qinghai.
The album consists of nine tracks, the longest and least songlike of which is a tumbling abstraction of "Money, Money, Money," the Abba tune.
A heartrending, tumbling piano motif by composer Max Richter – augmented by existing tunes by the likes of James Blake – adds to the unease.
Indeed, a cocktail of Ukraine-inspired financial sanctions and tumbling oil prices has wrecked the Russian economy — to the tune of some $140 billion in losses, according to Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov.
When he scrolls through the menu, it's like listening to the world's weirdest band tuning up, like a closetful of cartoon props tumbling onto the floor.
Thankfully there were other tunes that capitalized on Mr. Katché's gift for floating funk ("Keep on Trippin' ") and tumbling Afro-Latin polyrhythm ("Clubbing").
I feel the tumbling down tumbling down. . . .
Media stocks were tumbling.
