tailspin

She pulled up from her tailspin one day with a start.

I could look up and see my mother moving into her tailspin.

If he changed course, the economy would go into a tailspin.

All three soon left the team, and the organization went into a tailspin.

"My whole life went into a tailspin because I'd always thought of myself as a working father," he said.

In the 60's, the economy started out very strong, but then went into a tailspin.

He pulled out of the tailspin simply by growing a little.

The death of a family member sent her life into a tailspin.

Then all of a sudden their life went into a tailspin.

It was enough to send the season forward instead of into a tailspin.

And just one new hot game could pull the company out of its current tailspin.

"Eventually the economy would come to a dead stop and go into a tailspin - probably in 1996."

The private found a bottle, and the day went into a tailspin from there.

The country has gone into a slow but dangerous tailspin.

The way the team was in sort of a tailspin."

So together we pulled out of a tailspin and created 17 1/2 million good jobs.

The cumulative effect was the team went into a tailspin.

But he was trying to do the right thing to prevent an economic tailspin that later came.

If I had received such a letter, it would have sent me into a tailspin.

And the companies that supply these parts went into a tailspin.

Trade show attendance around most of the world has been in a tailspin for the last three years.

But then prices collapsed and the world economy went into a tailspin.

"But, sometimes, that's going to be what takes you out of a tailspin."

But when he was 5, the foster mother, too, died, and his life went into a tailspin.

The announcement sent the company's share price into a tailspin.