They tumble about the craggy landscape in tangled knots with a singular focus: reproduction.
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As the home invaders tumble about the delicate cottage room, Snow White herself comes home.
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These are chemically sociable elements, happy to bond with other compounds and minerals and tumble about in the dirt.
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Redfin, the real estate brokerage site, saw its shares tumble about 7 percent in after-hours trading, shortly after sharing its earnings.
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US stock futures were also sharply higher, suggesting that markets will rebound from a thrashing last week that saw all three major US indexes tumble about 4%.
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Since current CEO Paal Kibsgaard took charge in August 2011, the company has overspent on costly program-management ventures, paid $430 million for pressure pumping gear as the market became oversaturated, and seen its share price tumble about 20103%.
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Bitcoin, the best-known crypto asset, rose more than 1,000 percent in 2017 This year, however, the threat of regulatory clampdowns and bans from credit card firms to social media sites, has already caused it to tumble about 50 percent.
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A tweet from President Donald Trump bashing the country earlier that day confused Wall Street, the host said, causing the Dow Jones Industrial Average to fall more than 23 points and both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite to tumble about 0.25%.
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A tweet from President Donald Trump bashing the country earlier that day confused Wall Street, the "Mad Money" host said, causing the Dow Jones Industrial Average to fall more than 23 points and both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite to tumble about 0.25%.
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The missile was said to be unstable because it would tumble about its centre of gravity on reentry, it also had poor guidance.
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To Nottingham early Saturday. Midland Railway supplied us > with two old Bury's singles to be at Grantham Sunday night. Saturday > afternoon over the line with Underwood (engineer), Gough (secretary), and on > the contractor's (G. Wythes) engine (ballast), went off the road, not very > fast, but a jolly tumble about.
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In 1998, he was a finalist in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences-sponsored Don and Gee Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting competition for his script Rough and Tumble, about an amateur football team in Western Pennsylvania in 1918. In 1997, Dalessandro's Bridge of Sighs was a finalist at the Austin Film Festival.
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We (Tom and I) used to attend the mowers all day, and learnt to mow a little, and used to tumble about with Marianne and Fanny in the haycocks, and ride in the loaded wagons to the haystack. It lasted the greater part of our five or six weeks' holidays, as part of the land was always three weeks later in being cut. I have always since thought haymaking the most delightful of sights. We always had our small rakes and forks, and used to try how much we could glean after the wagon.
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