No pair of shoes is worth taking a tumble for.
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Fortunately, he only suffered from minor bruising after taking a tumble.
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To view a graphic on Italian stocks taking a tumble, click: reut.
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Not even Queen B nearly taking a tumble could mar the moment.
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Walking like a penguin can help prevent you from taking a tumble on ice.
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In the video, Shelton can be seen tripping over something on stage before taking a tumble.
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But it is the usually high-flying tech stocks that are notably taking a tumble now.
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Compared to just taking a tumble and landing unscathed, that parasol itself is a constant reassurance.
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If you find yourself taking a tumble, there's a right way and a wrong way to fall down.
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With the averages taking a tumble on Monday, Cramer wants investors to use the weakness to buy technology stocks.
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Like the Nasdaq 100, the S&P 500 gapped higher earlier this month before taking a tumble on Monday.
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With the averages taking a tumble on Monday, Jim Cramer wants investors to use the weakness to buy technology stocks.
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Gigi Hadid came close to taking a tumble on her way to Glamour Women of the Year awards on Monday night.
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Tears for making the team, for missing the cut, for finally clearing the height, for hitting the hurdle and taking a tumble.
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Japanese equities were down across the board, with even consumer-related stocks that might have benefited from the consumption tax hike delay, taking a tumble.
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In fact, it could be detrimental, especially if it's likely to spook you and make you want to sell if the market is taking a tumble.
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To address the trouble of downed robots, scientists are taking a cue from the natural world, examining how click beetles right themselves after taking a tumble.
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Lawrence was up to her usual antics at the London premiere, nearly taking a tumble on the red carpet and joking around with her cast members.
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Diro was clipped from behind, but her shoe issue also caused a pile up of runners behind her, with Praught taking a tumble because of it.
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Instead of taking a tumble and losing a lot of points, she corrected her balance and somehow performed a triple spin and gracefully landed on the beam.
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A university student in Japan, meanwhile, was reportedly rushed to hospital Friday after taking a tumble down some stairs in real life, hours after the game launched.
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A surprisingly promising start for the Philadelphia Phillies has turned around in the last few weeks with the offense taking a tumble and the team dropping below .500.
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Whether it's rubbing her thighs with deodorant pre-Met Gala or taking a tumble only to land at Kimye's feet, Amy is still just like the rest of us.
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In October, Crown Prince Frederik, 48, next in line to the Danish throne, was publicly scolded by his mom, Queen Margrethe II, 76, after taking a tumble from a trampoline.
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Just hours after Pokémon Go arrived in Japan on Friday, a university student has been rushed to the hospital after taking a tumble while playing the game, locals are tweeting.
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Biles earned a bronze medal in the event after taking a tumble on the balance beam, while Hernandez scored a silver behind Sanne Wevers from the Netherlands who earned gold.
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In the video, Atlas jogs across a grassy field, navigating the uneven terrain without taking a tumble, and even manages to detect and hop over a log in its path.
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The 37-year-old actor shared a video of himself on Instagram in which he can be seen riding on a bicycle before taking a tumble that landed him in urgent care.
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Not a good start for the iPhone SE. After taking a tumble through a rotating cube, the iPhone 6S came out unscathed and the SE only had minor damage on the corners.
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The gap sensors that prevent it from taking a tumble down stairs work well, but unlike my Roomba, it doesn't think the black portions of my area rug are pits into which it might tumble.
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The idea of the world's greatest athlete not winning his final individual race was like Olivier fluffing his lines in his final Hamlet or Nureyev taking a tumble in his farewell performance of Swan Lake. Unthinkable.
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When your job is to parade up and down a runway every day five times a day in front of huge crowds of people, taking a tumble becomes inevitable even in the most elite of catwalker's careers.
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The Australia-born Konta saved break point to move into a 7-6 lead but had to regain her composure after taking a tumble in the next game as Vekic held serve to keep the contest level.
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European share markets and the euro both were taking a tumble on Thursday as Italy's new government struggled to contain a fierce internal battle over fiscal policy, compounding an already groggy global mood after the third U.S. interest rate rise of the year.
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The teen model, who made her runway debut at the American Heart Association's Go Red For Women Red Dress Collection wearing a Tabitha Webb gown, was so concerned with taking a tumble, in fact, that she insisted on wearing her own footwear.
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Oil prices picked themselves up after taking a tumble on Thursday, after the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries said it expected the world would need 29.27 million barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil from its members in 2020, 1.34 million bpd less than this year.
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Read more: Serena Williams said she decided to 'stay down and let Andy do the running' after taking a tumble during their first ever mixed doubles matchDuring the second set of the match, a photo was posted on Williams' Instagram account, and needless to say, fans were confused.
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Gary McAllister, Patrik Berger and Fowler began the final as substitutes. Arsenal in their usual home strip of red shirts and white shorts kicked off the match and immediately won a corner, which was dealt with by Westerveld. A run by Heskey six minutes later resulted in the player taking a tumble under Gilles Grimandi's challenge, but his appeals for a penalty were ignored by referee Dunn. Arsenal began to dominate play, with Vieira at the heart of their best moves.
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