She needed to get the tumble under some sort of control.

It was quite different from the tumble I'd taken into one as a child.

Another tumble and she might not be able to walk at all.

Only this tumble, if it were taken, would be anything but small.

You see, I thought she'd taken a tumble to me.

But after a 10.9 percent stock market tumble in the last two weeks, more work may be needed first.

Without Lee's production, the tumble would have become a free fall.

Her words came in an eager tumble, one upon the other.

A little tumble of dark hair spilled out over the top.

Thoughts were on the team's tumble, and how to right things.

Some had been dropped in the tumble down the hill.

Others came to their senses and turned to break his tumble.

"Some sort of economic tumble has got to be just around the corner," he says.

To her, "the tumble home is the place where nothing can touch you."

She put up a hand and dragged the tumble of hair back off her face.

I had a little tumble when the gravity came on and off line.

I never get too high because you can take a tumble."

What came out was the richest tumble of American culture.

That's all this great tumble of arms and legs was.

The various ingredients could add up to a long tumble from the top.

Then she began a lazy tumble to the floor, several miles away.

She was used to the rough and tumble of prison life.

Must have taken a nasty tumble from the top of the hill.

The period of its tumble was now only twenty-three minutes.

That is similar to the pattern last spring, just before the market took a tumble.

Long black hair tumbled from the top of the boy's head.

Those who could run tumbled out of the car after him.

The words tumbled out of me before I could stop them.

But now a good deal of evidence has tumbled into public view.

She let go, and they both tumbled to the ground.

Once I got started, the words had just tumbled out.

And I tumbled him over on to the top of her.

Anything less and you would have tumbled to it right away.

For a moment she felt as if she'd tumble back.

Something about her just made the words come tumbling out.

She tumbled it from one hand to another, like a child's game.

Father Michael tumbled the boy to the road behind the wall.

He thought about the woman who'd just tumbled over the bed with him.

He did not want to answer her, but the words came tumbling out.

She thought about the two of them tumbling over each other in bed.

Above all, expect to see the wall between church and state come tumbling down.

The company's market value has tumbled 55 percent this year.

Tumbling out of first, though, did not end their season.

"I would say that about 25 percent have been tumbled out."

Another 13-minute program sent the market tumbling by 13.51 points.

There was nothing to stop me from tumbling off to my death.

She tumbled away again, got up with a cut over her right eye.

Think again: they have tumbled 39 percent in Games 1 and 2.

There was a moment when everything seemed to tumble over.

She said it very quickly, the words tumbling over one another.