In the second, he takes a tumble off the ball pretty quickly.
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The way the dog bounds up to him after he takes a tumble at the end.
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The 6-foot-tall 100-pound newborn wobbles and then takes a tumble just an hour after birth.
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Pompeo plays a stuffed cat named Willow, who visits the McStuffins Toy Hospital after she takes a tumble and bends her whiskers.
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Dembélé takes a tumble cutting from the left, and both he and Deschamps find it incroyable that there was no foul there.
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February 6, 2018 The Dow Jones Industrial Average takes a tumble, and we're explaining why that followed good news for the U.S. economy.
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"How many times have I told you not to dance down the stairs," Natalie (Martine McCutcheon) scolds Grant's character after he takes a tumble.
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All seems to be going well in the video — until little Miles takes a tumble off the side of the chair he's sitting on.
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Now, the man breaking in sees this obviously panics and takes a tumble out of the window that would make a silent film star jealous.
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Mr. Blinder has put together a careful set of proposals to refurbish the fiscal policy toolbox in case the economy takes a tumble and stimulus is needed quickly.
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Boarding at a small park in her neighborhood, Camille, plainly dressed and wearing eyeglasses, takes a tumble attempting a tricky maneuver and bloodies up her leg and shorts.
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At its hellish climax, when Vronsky, Anna's lover (played as callous by Taner Sahinturk), takes a tumble, the peasant standing in for his mare is strung up and hanged.
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Atlas' gait is a bit awkward — it stumbles as it walks around the woods near Boston Dynamics' offices — but the machine is relentless, righting itself before it takes a tumble.
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Watch as the pony's diminutive rider takes a tumble from the saddle, and thanks to the quick thinking of the animal, the girl falls to the ground gently rather than with a THUD.
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"I look pretty good for a dead bitch," season 2's Morgan McMichaels says, while season 7's Trixie Mattel, rolling into the storied space on a pair of skates, nearly takes a tumble.
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All of Mr. Newsom's ambitions — he has also vowed to spend more on homelessness, tackle the housing crisis and eliminate taxes on tampons and diapers — will be challenged if the economy takes a tumble.
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If the market takes a tumble after the Fed meeting on Wednesday, it could be a good time to buy Amgen on weakness, as he considers it one of the best stories in the space.
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Fey may not be the best Cady, Gretchen, or even North Shore Lion mascot, but the sketch reminds us how brilliantly adept she is at comedy, including the physical (that Lion costume takes a tumble).
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Well, just as you would assume, the next girl behind him is beaming as she goes to walk her walk in her seemingly new espadrilles and she takes a tumble after stepping on a marble!
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Matt Damon Takes a Tumble in Australia "Chris has been a big fan of Matt Damon, me too, and then when I met his wife I'm even more a fan of his wife," Pataky said at the time.
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There it stays unless things change: if credit risk increases but the loan is still good (suppose, when a bank has lent money to a house-builder, that the property market takes a tumble), it shifts to stage two.
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Giant panda takes a tumble in the snow "Giant pandas are considered a national treasure in China, and I am confident everyone will embrace Canada's first giant panda cubs," Ming-Tat Cheung, president of the Chinese Cultural Centre, said in a news release.
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The film reverses the dynamic of the original 1987 comedy, which found Hawn portraying a spoiled heiress who's cruel to the struggling carpenter (Russell) working on her yacht — only to have the tables turned on her when she takes a tumble and loses her memory.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - The Year of the Monkey will get off to a swinging start, with metals and water-related sectors tipped to do well, until the primate takes a tumble and runs amok, according to Hong Kong-based brokerage CLSA's Feng Shui Index.
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During Fernando's travels, he's waylaid (and hogtied) by pilgrims; takes a tumble with a goatherd; and exchanges gazes with the locals, notably the birds who look down upon him in long shots that, in movies, are known as bird's-eye or God's-eye views.
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Because after Father Karras takes a tumble down the stairs, and all this stuff has happened, the last five minutes of the movie are, it's bright sunlight, Regan's happy and healthy and doesn't remember a thing, and everyone smiles, and everything has been restored—to fit Blatty's religious worldview.
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Facebook said its Libra cryptocurrency will be regulated by Swiss authorities — but that was news to those Swiss authoritiesUS Treasury Secretary Mnuchin warned that Facebook's Libra could be a tool for terrorists, traffickers, and drug smugglersBitcoin takes a tumble as US lawmakers grill Facebook on plans to introduce its own Libra cryptocurrency[OPINION] It's absurd that we're even entertaining Facebook's Libra currency idea
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Piper, Matthew. "Utah's Postell takes a tumble" . parkrecord.com. May 21, 2010. Retrieved November 1, 2015.
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Matt Collar, "Joel Harrison Harrison on Harrison: Jazz Explanations of George Harrison", AllMusic (retrieved 4 October 2013). In 2007, a live version by the Waterboys appeared on their CD single "Everybody Takes a Tumble",Amazon listing: "Everybody Takes a Tumble (Single, Import), The Waterboys" (retrieved 29 April 2014). and the following year Sloan Wainwright included a cover of the song on her album Rediscovery."Rediscovery – Sloan Wainwright", Second Hand Songs (retrieved 22 September 2012).
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The négociant Georges Duboeuf of the Beaujolais wine region grew up on a small vineyard in the region.Langley, William. (2006-09-07.) "The King of Beaujolais takes a tumble." (News website.) Telegraph.co.uk.
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"Everybody Takes a Tumble" is a song from Scottish-Irish folk rock band The Waterboys, released as the only single from their ninth studio album Book of Lightning. It was written by Mike Scott and Anthony Thistlethwaite, and produced by Scott and Phil Tennant.
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In a review of Book of Lightning, James Christopher Monger of AllMusic felt "Everybody Takes a Tumble" was "nearly a carbon copy" of "Fisherman's Blues" and added that it "feels like a campfire full of good-natured charlatans on a stormy night, just waiting to talk the ear off of some lucky (or unlucky) traveler". Dave Simpson of The Guardian described it as a "delirious, heady waltz" and "possibly the best song [Scott's] completed since "The Whole of the Moon"." Fiona Jerome of musicOMH commented: "There are songs that would slot straight into their late '80s repertoire, particularly the lengthy "Everybody Takes a Tumble"." Lee Davis of inthenews.co.
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After she's raped in a karaoke bar, Reina becomes pregnant and decides to carry the baby to term. She has a baby girl, who Reina names Ayu after her now-deceased friend. As time passes Reina falls in love with a boy and decides to confess that she's a single mother, only for him to promptly break up with her. To make matters worse, Ayu takes a tumble down the stairs, necessitating an emergency surgery.
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Parrs Wood was the 4th largest school in the UK in 2008, with 2,030 students and 450 in the sixth form centre. In 2015, the governors of Parrs Wood decided to embark on the process of turning the school into an academy, despite opposition from staff and local politicians.Labour’s policy on academies takes a tumble in Manchester It converted in 2016, the former school had community school status; its URN was 105556. After the Manchester Arena bombing, the school's choir recorded the title track from Ariana Grande's My Everything to benefit the victims.
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Upon seeing the carnage, Simon vows revenge on the Bosnian Serb political leader Dragoslav Bogdanović —known as "The Fox". Reporting on the gruesome event later that day in a live remote link-up, Simon loses his composure at the network anchor Franklin Harris' (James Brolin) suggestion that the Serb attack may have been a reaction to Muslim provocation attacks from inside the village. As a result of his on-air meltdown, Simon's journalistic career takes a tumble. While his professional prospects spiral downhill, those of his long-time camera man Duck (Terrence Howard) go in the opposite direction.
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The film begins when Lobo is a 6-week old pup, identical to his brothers and sisters. While his father, El Feroz is out hunting for meat to feed the family, Lobo follows his nose to his first adventure, and takes a tumble down the cliff where the family den is. As soon as he manages to climb back up, a cougar appears on the scene. Things look grim for the wolves, until "a wild card" shows up; cattlemen riding by below the wolves' den spot the cougar, and shoot it as it prepares to pounce on the wolves.
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Enraged, Kate throws Max out of the apartment, but in his stupor, he takes a tumble down the stairwell. The following morning, after his family had searched unsuccessfully for him, Max is brought home in a taxi, Kate by his side. Informing his mother of Molly's death, the two tearfully embrace, and as he prepares to leave for his month-long stay in rehab, he and Sophie finally reach an understanding. Sophie admits that she never saw Max for who he was and encourages him to be whatever he wants, telling Max that she loves him as the two embrace again.
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If there ever could be a compromise between Christianity and Hinduism, they are immersed in it. (The youngest girl, for instance, has a rabbit she treats as her newborn baby, and says that some babies can be born again and again.) The tranquility of an upperclass English family lifestyle, however, takes a tumble and turns thoroughly topsy turvy when the family's neighbor invites his cousin, Captain John (Thomas E. Breen), to live with him on his plantation. When Captain John arrives, the girls discover he has lost one leg in the war. Notwithstanding his handicap, he has such an atmosphere of charm and sophistication about him that the daughters are all understandably smitten with him and therefore invite him to a Diwali celebration, complete with a formal invitation in writing, hand-delivered by the oldest daughter herself.
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Nevada was coming off a landslide win by incumbent Mike O'Callaghan in the 1974 gubernatorial election over a severely divided oppositionMalcolm, Andrew H.; ‘Woman, 39, Wins the Republican Primary for Governor in Nevada: G. O. P. House Winner’; The New York Times, September 5, 1974, p. 27 and anger over the Watergate scandal.Broder, David S.; ‘Nationwide Sweep Nets 6 Governors, Over 30 in House: Democrats Solidify Control Of Congress, State Capitols’; The Washington Post, November 6, 1974, p. A1Broder, David; ‘Democrats savor nationwide gains: Albert calls vote a mandate’; The Boston Globe, November 7, 1974, p. 1 However, veteran Democratic Senator Alan Bible, who had survived Richard Nixon’s 1968 victory, retired and was replaced by Republican Paul Laxalt who won a narrow victory at the same time the GOP were suffering landslide losses in other races. This presidential election saw Nevada hold its first ever presidential primary, won by California Governor Jerry Brown,Winchester, Simon; ‘Jimmy Carter takes a tumble on his trip to Wild West’; The Guardian, 27 May 1976, p.
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