Sentence examples for was tumbling from from inspiring English sources

On 41st Street near Eighth Avenue, where ice was tumbling from The New York Times Building, people scurried east in the middle of the westbound street, dodging cabs.

In the chaotic moments after the landing, when baggage was tumbling from the overhead bins onto passengers and people all around her were screaming, Wen Zhang grabbed her four-year-old son, who hit the seat in front of him and broke his leg.

The bookies like the ploy: Germany's odds are tumbling from 250-1 to 33-1.

Real estate prices are tumbling from Seoul to Shanghai to New Delhi.

While the Yankees were tumbling from the stage, he was playing in the Hawaiian winter league and could not watch the games.

The industry's profits from FICC are tumbling, from $200 billion in 2009 to less than half that this year, according to the Boston Consulting Group, a consultancy.Other European banks such as UBS and (to some extent) Barclays are retreating from FICC.

Diego Della Valle, chairman of Tod's, the shoe and leather empire, offered last year to donate €25 million to restore the Colosseum in Rome, where chunks of stone have been tumbling from the amphitheater and its arches.

Spain, one of Europe's economic star performers for more than a decade, is tumbling from its pedestal just as José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, the Socialist prime minister, begins his second term.Mr Zapatero has burnished his credentials as a social reformer, with a fresh cabinet dominated by women, including the new defence minister, Carme Chancón.

And so, as the Taliban were tumbling from power last Sunday, a few days after the fall of Kabul, about 150 Afghan exiles and immigrants gathered for an emergency meeting in an Afghan restaurant in Queens to cast a ballot and thus perhaps lay claim to a role -- however modest -- in the future of Afghanistan.

But it has been tumbling from a peak of about $119 in November.

It is due in no small part to spiritual and religious influence that journalists across the nation are tumbling from the relative safety of newsrooms into unprotected wilds such as Huffpost.