tumbling
IPA: tˈʌmbʌɫɪŋ
noun
- The act of something that tumbles.
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Examples of "tumbling" in Sentences
- Guess what came tumbling from the stroller when I opened it?
- Oscillation of the drum makes for tumbling of the casting resting on the floor.
- Add that to the endless energy of the average preschooler and I am wondering should I put him in tumbling or karate?
- As they fly they call a tumbling silvery trill, musical and intimate, that seems to keep them together and makes you look up.
- Supermanâs true enemies are disasters like earthquakes and hurricanes, jet planes tumbling from the sky, enormous meteors that would crush cities.
- "You have to be streetwise," said knotholer Tim Coppola, looking up at another hazard: objects such as beer bottles tumbling from the stadium wall above.
- And if you break your leg tumbling from a tree stand, it's little comfort to know that Tiger Woods could tee up and clear the distance that stands between you and help.
- Evening it up gender-wise, no one ever hit quite so many branches tumbling from the ugly tree as George Gardiner, a man so 'homely' that he appears to be blocked from google image searches.
- These elements come together because writer-director Christopher Nolan, who did the last two "Batman" films, is a master at creating what he calls a tumbling forward quality, where you're being pulled into the action.
- It brought Napoleon tumbling from a throne at the height of his power, and has ruined more men and more women, caused wreck and injury to more kingdoms and more states, than all the other temptations, probably, to which individual rulers have been subject.
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