And did we mention that The Wall came tumbling down?
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We see somebody whose whole belief system is tumbling down.
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That was yet another barrier tumbling down in children's publishing.
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The world is not about to come tumbling down -- not yet.
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The Wall tumbling down would make a pretty killer final shot.
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Security video footage shows the white bus tumbling down the hill.
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And at that point the constitution's checks and balances come tumbling down.
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As grass went flying up, Wong went tumbling down, legs still racing.
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It subsumes them in avalanches, or sends them tumbling down a crevasse.
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Workers will start to dismantle the sarcophagus before it comes tumbling down.
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The house had come tumbling down; Jean's common-law husband was missing.
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"Let the shameful walls of exclusion finally come tumbling down," he said.
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But Poland is tumbling down independent global indices of political and press freedom.
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Nobody is invincible and anyone who thinks they are, they'll come tumbling down.
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With the team very likely tumbling down the standings, why would he stay?
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Now, the entire sarcophagus has to be dismantled before it comes tumbling down.
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They finished with a double-bogey that sent them tumbling down the leaderboard.
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Then this own goal happened, and all of his dreams came tumbling down.
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You go from being excited, determined, and focused to tumbling down the basement stairs.
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Only robust privacy laws could bring Facebook's self-serving house of cards tumbling down.
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If Tinker Tico slipped, there were no guardrails to keep him from tumbling down.
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They were climbing with their kids on the playhouses and tumbling down the slides.
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He winces, and I wince too—the thought of tumbling down is mildly terrifying.
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And like a house of cards, the ACA is poised to come tumbling down.
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"We're people who had worked our way up, and now we're tumbling down," Mrs.
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Many of the old verities are tumbling down, like scales falling from our eyes.
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It's a movement that begins on the ground, and continues until walls come tumbling down.
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All of it comes tumbling down when Vivian finds herself involved in a sexual scandal.
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I was there in '89 when the wall came tumbling down because we were strong.
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This song says, 'There'll be a better day when all the walls come tumbling down.
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They have notched rails so you don't have to worry about the bins tumbling down.
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Those shadows closing in on him are the walls, already tumbling down on his presidency.
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She talks about her disease in the way of a stream tumbling down a mountain.
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The footage shows one law enforcement official, who appears wounded, tumbling down the front stairs.
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Bitcoin's price came tumbling down Monday as it dropped to $6,558 at 0003:00 a.m.
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I have no idea how or when or if this will all come tumbling down.
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The smuggler was cruel -- he gave him a kick and he went tumbling down the slopes.
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But Thalheimer's battle with Consumer Reports over a bad review brought his gizmo kingdom tumbling down.
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One misstep and Chan not only risked snapping an ankle, but tumbling down these concrete stairs.
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It's been tumbling down since Snap began trading in March, when shares briefly traded above $25.
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The company's last earnings report disappointed, sending the stock tumbling down as much as 40 percent.
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The house exploded, sending wood, bricks and a large part of the building's roof tumbling down.
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The walls around restrained Republican rhetoric, particularly when it comes to race and Islam, are tumbling down.
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If our healthcare plan is approved, you will see real healthcare and premiums will start tumbling down.
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"When the markets came tumbling down, so did my head," said Hollihan, who is also my mother.
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He hit a rut and fell off of his four-wheeler, sending him tumbling down the hill.
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Some Britons see this as a reason to get out, before the doomed edifice comes tumbling down.
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Sexually abused women, and some men, are rising up; perpetrating men, and some women, are tumbling down.
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Were Corbyn to remove that opposition then Labour's whole Brexit house of cards could come tumbling down.
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Bullying and bulldozing have brought tumbling down our traditional friendships and a firm foundation for international cooperation.
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Mr Varadkar must also manage a minority government that Fianna Fail could bring tumbling down at any moment.
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When he suddenly heard a scream, he looked behind him and saw his friend tumbling down the trail.
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Or is something actually happening that is bringing the (blood dripping) walls both literally and metaphorically tumbling down?
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But the house of cards that was House of Cards' final season came tumbling down in the finale.
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The legal walls came tumbling down because the network couldn't afford to be seen as anything but transparent.
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Whiteouts, blackouts In the South, flurries started tumbling down Thursday night in south Texas, which rarely gets snow.
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One possibility is that extraction could destabilize the sea floor and send sediment tumbling down the continental slope.
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I had some success up to that point, but things came tumbling down all because I got comfortable.
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Now, workers have to dismantle the shell before it comes tumbling down (and releases even more radioactive material).
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" Afterward, when his world came tumbling down, people would say, "It's like he was confessing to us openly.
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Not in these tight tercets, tumbling down the page like a Jacob's ladder clacking to its dubious standstill.
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Specifically, Pollard claimed that an attack by an owl led to Kathleen tumbling down the stairs to her death.
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Video showed the cranes tumbling down on Sunday after strategically placed explosives detonated not long after 2:30 p.m.
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"I watched when the World Trade Center came tumbling down," Trump said at his rally, according to the paper.
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Suddenly, the wall of politeness and deference, that Prince Philip could naturally have built around him, came tumbling down.
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The helicopter blades look like they would tangle up with the fuel line and send both aircraft tumbling down.
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By late summer and early autumn, markets seemed to have recovered, only to come tumbling down again in October.
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It's natural to blame yourself, as natural as an old lady tripping and tumbling down a flight of stairs.
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William Goldman -- the screenwriter who made tumbling down a hill romantic in the classic "The Princess Bride" -- has died.
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Retirees and people on the cusp of retirement have the most to lose if the markets come tumbling down.
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"Can't be the first one to lose my breath," a panting Trump sings before tumbling down on the grass.
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Of course, it's incomplete, but I feel it even with my own family — some walls have come tumbling down.
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How will we protect our families, our communities, and our great nation from tumbling down this black hole of hate?
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Thankfully the road was clear when the cliff came tumbling down, so at least no one died in the disaster.
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But rather than tumbling down the rabbit hole of a music career in Pakistan, he's embraced his other love: animation.
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In the photos he is literally tumbling down a sand dune, praying into the sunset, and crying into the camera.
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The running theme in the trending videos is the expression of absolute shock when the kids inevitably come tumbling down.
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Perhaps the most eccentric activity on this list, zorbing involves tumbling down a hill while inside a giant, transparent bubble.
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Midcentury buildings, with their cost-saving, hollow-cavity walls, might have rotting steel ties that could send bricks tumbling down.
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Mountain goats occasionally send rocks tumbling down the steep embankment, hurtling past the bisse and the wooden overhang protecting hikers.
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But not all security breaches are crimes, and we start tumbling down a slippery slope if we treat them otherwise.
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A young mother tragically lost her life after tumbling down a flight of stairs at a Manhattan subway station Monday night.
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Helen Mirren went tumbling down after leaving an interview at the Cannes Film Festival ... but fortunately the dame is a-okay.
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A drop of sweat sizzled on the tailpipe before tumbling down to hang off a pair of dangling rubber truck nuts.
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He speaks by bunching and relaxing his shoulders, neck bobbling from side to side like a slinky tumbling down some stairs.
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The boys could hear boulders tumbling down the cliffs behind them, so they crawled toward the ocean to avoid being crushed.
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Tumbling down Duke's Zion Williamson went down in a game against rival North Carolina after his foot tore through his sneaker.
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The last wall of opposition to former Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson's confirmation as secretary of state has come tumbling down.
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I just think for me, having watched Reagan and watched Reykjavik and watch the wall come tumbling down and watch history unfold.
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Let's break it down, into the four perfect, tragicomic stages of Meek Mill tumbling down some stairs like a damn human Slinky.
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Only later when lenders realized this caused an oversupply of housing did they curtail their lending, and then prices came tumbling down.
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The stone house, which belonged to his sister, Dana Slatkin, was perched atop a hill, with landscaped grounds tumbling down the slope.
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Though black activists had "caused the sagging walls of segregation to come tumbling down," King said, their work was far from over.
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Kaiser's sharp-edged, transparent planes feel shattered; something powerful and invisible has struck, and the planes are shooting outward or tumbling down.
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"That way they don't end up tumbling down the hill," he explained, adding that multiple lanes would be set up for expediency.
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On April 24: If our health care plan is approved, you will see real health care and premiums will start tumbling down.
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Several videos on social media appear to show the dramatic moment when the floor collapsed, with people tumbling down with it and screaming.
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Footage of the incident, captured by Ciampoli's dash cam, showed the little girl falling out of the van and tumbling down the road.
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It was speedy and chaotic, with the band sounding as if the entire house of cards would come tumbling down at any second.
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The Berlin Wall came tumbling down on November 9, 1989, reuniting East and West Germany, and foreshadowing the fall of the Soviet Union.
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Several videos on social media appear to show the dramatic moment when the floor gave way, with people tumbling down with it and screaming.
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Revolutions and a couple of world wars brought monarchies tumbling down across Europe; they clung on only in the southern, northern and western peripheries.
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But his burgeoning social media efforts came tumbling down after the Facebook-owned company shuttered his account, 24 hours after CNBC inquired about it.
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You can break your space helmet, and so tumbling down a surface on Mars and whacking your head into a rock is not recommended.
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She usually wears her hair in a tight chignon, unless she's having sex (and then it's tumbling down her back and around her face).
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That defeat sent the Yankees tumbling down the standings, and they seem likely to miss the postseason for the third time in four seasons.
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They endured daylong drives across crumbled roads and on mountain ledges so steep it felt as if gravity would surely bring them tumbling down.
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For now, Dr. Ravanel said, he is confident that people in the valley are well-protected from whatever might come tumbling down from above.
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Thousands have their wings slashed in the mild weather of late summer and autumn, and are sent tumbling down to the crowded streets below.
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The next thing I remember is striding and tumbling down a side of the mountain covered in deep gravel, grabbing bushes to slow myself.
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He'll walk like that for the rest of the night, until Olivia is so undone by love that her careful posture comes tumbling down.
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At some point, the Academy Award-winner's strategic use of the rocks sent a boulder tumbling down the hill, allegedly almost killing a crew member.
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In case you want to remember O.J. in simpler times, when he was merely an athlete-turned actor tumbling down a set of stadium stairs.
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When you don't have the documents to turn over to the defense, it turns into a house of cards and it all comes tumbling down.
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Jacob Easton also captured footage of the avalanche, telling KDVR that he pulled his car over and waited for the snow to stop tumbling down.
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ZIP G. ZINZEL El Paso To the Editor: Steve Eisman is correct that leverage was the reason that the house of cards came tumbling down.
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But if the current climate of mistrust continues, all it may take is a few misguided posts for the SponCon success to come tumbling down.
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In 2017, Penn State student Tim Piazza died after tumbling down stairs drunk during a hazing event, sustaining injuries that prosecutors said fraternity members ignored.
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There is no interest in judicial reform in this country, because if there was, this regime would come tumbling down like a house of cards.
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At the 18th, Woods found the water with his tee shot to set up yet another double-bogey that sent him tumbling down the leaderboard.
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The stock markets could go tumbling down and drag crypto prices (and interest in the space) with them — though the opposite could happen as well.
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Those last-century walls come tumbling down eventually, anyway, to reveal the sci-fi palace of horrors in which renegades like Winston meet gruesome fates.
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She takes a moment to adjust her shirt for the camera before the entire shower curtain rod comes tumbling down, and takes her with it.
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The snowslide came tumbling down from 193,900 feet above sea level, to an area about 7,000 feet above sea level, where the snowboarders were killed.
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And it's time to change direction before the entire middle class has been replaced by hundreds of millions of Americans relentlessly tumbling down an economic mountain.
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Even if you're a really seasoned hiker, if you take one wrong step or the trail is eroded, you could find yourself tumbling down pretty quickly.
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In an angelic white dress, her brunette hair tumbling down, Apple accepted the MTV Video Music Award for Best New Artist with a scorned, anguished look.
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History is rarely kind to fascists, but collaborators can also find themselves with the shitty end of the stick when it all inevitably comes tumbling down.
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She photographed the tracery of dead leaves on autumnal trees, a flyaway newspaper tumbling down a dark street, a discarded Raggedy Ann doll on the ground.
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The explosion sent wood, bricks and a large part of the building's roof tumbling down, much of it into the street and onto cars parked there.
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Brent crude prices fell to almost $53 last week but have be averaging just over $60 since tumbling down from over $115 a barrel in 2014.
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Women feud too — Melina Cappuccio and Lidia Sarratore get into a fight over Cappuccio's love for Sarratore's husband, and Cappuccio ends up tumbling down the stairs.
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"When Harvey Weinstein came tumbling down," says Ms Vernoff, with an eye on the story arc, "the idea that Old Hollywood can't be changed crumbled with him."
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Despite following three separate paths at three different heights, the delicate structure takes less than two minutes to come tumbling down, creating beautiful patterns in the process.
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I'm thinking what are her thoughts ... the situation she's just found herself in and come out of and all that's going on and the world's tumbling down.
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Against a backdrop of designer clothes and jewelry and electronics, Chan fights a whole gang of bad guys, sending them flying into mannequins and tumbling down escalators.
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Trump is not so much the cause of this rot as the man who simply has the daring to punch the tree and send it tumbling down.
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At the Town Hall, she was perched high on a dark throne with a golden dress tumbling down below her and a purple Afro as her crown.
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At the top of the rocky path from the parking lot, you'll be greeted by a carpet of white sand tumbling down the dunes into the sea.
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As soon as the Wall came tumbling down, the White Walkers began making their way through the rubble and, oh hey, that pattern they're forming looks mighty familiar.
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In other words, he's an excellent troll with respect for others like him — and he has a mindset primed for tumbling down a rabbit hole of reactionary thought.
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It is full of personality and topographies, a stream of asphalt tumbling down canyons and staggered across hillsides, parting tall meadow grasses and shaded by tall solo trees.
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Another pair of rugged looking boots I tested recently sent me tumbling down an icy hillside three different times before I consigned them to the Goodwill donation box.
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Now that the bricks of Uber's multibillion-dollar edifice are officially tumbling down, exposing the company's noxious and abusive inner workings, my boycott feels like it's paying off.
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Given that most EU policies are delicate compromises, it is hard to reach agreement on which should be altered or abandoned lest a house of cards come tumbling down.
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Many residents said they were shocked to see the size and number of boulders that had come tumbling down the mountain into the streets, some as large as cars.
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While we can't guarantee that the entire country will deliver, this straight shot of water tumbling down from a cobalt blue glacier is pretty cinematic in its own right.
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Mother Nature takes its course Bird's-eye drone footage unexpectedly caught the moment when sandstone cliffs came tumbling down Michigan's Lake Superior, narrowly missing a group of lucky kayakers.
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At the other edge of Montagnola — a three-minute stroll away — sits Ristorante Bellavista with a lovely terrace overlooking a pastoral landscape tumbling down the hillside toward the lake.
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Accompanied by what sounded like a thunder crack, the ground beneath him broke away and Crouch went tumbling down the slope amid a gushing torrent of snow and boulders.
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As Ms. Goodson made her descent, she fell, tumbling down a flight of stairs and onto the subway platform at the Seventh Avenue station, at 103rd Street, officials said.
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The $23 Samsung Galaxy Watch has a cool rotating bezel, alerts me when I need to chill the fuck out, and survived me tumbling down a hill while mountain biking.
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That's how they think, so they believe that everything is just tumbling down into destruction and they believe that we need strong white men and violence to set that right.
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Put all those elements together and there's the tiniest, tiniest possibility that what we're actually witnessing is the Night's King looking on as the wall begins to come tumbling down.
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I suspect that mostly, however, the company didn't want to risk the drone tumbling down a mountain in such an environmentally volatile spot, flanked by members of the international media.
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Seven rail cars from a freight train derailed in Pittsburgh, sending shipping containers tumbling down a hillside onto light rail tracks below, but no injuries have been reported, authorities said.
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That was a significant chunk of the nation's middle-class workforce, and it meant millions of Americans tumbling down the wage scale — even as the total U.S. workforce kept expanding.
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For once the central bank is meeting with the lira going up rather than tumbling down, but as the graphics below show there are plenty of issues to grapple with.
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" In front of the building, they played "Jericho" (again in D minor), changing the lyrics at Engel's direction: "Donald Trump has got to go, and the walls came tumbling down!
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It's also the U.S. economy of July 23, when economist Wynne Godley warned in the London Review of Books that the house of cards was in danger of tumbling down.
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As the scandal came tumbling down starting in 2015, many of his contacts started talking to each other for the first time and they realized everyone was told a different story.
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But, unlike the Anna Delveys and Billy McFarlands of the news, Queer Eye might just save the young man from tumbling down a path that leads to a day in court.
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As the machinery worked, concrete slabs elsewhere in the wreckage sometimes shook, releasing cascades of pebbles and puffs of dust but not actually tumbling down the sides of the debris field.
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Unless Bran brings the Wall tumbling down (as some have theorized) or Davos learns some other skill besides being a patronizing dad, I won't be winning any more points this season.
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Freetown, Sierra Leone (CNN)"It happened as if it was a dream," says Gabriel Fattah Manga, recalling the day his world came tumbling down around him, and his life changed forever.
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One strong push would send it all tumbling down, and the 1931 global financial crisis, worsened by France's search for political advantage as Austria and Germany's banks teetered, did just that.
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On Sundays, large crowds congregated before the carcass of the Cathedrale Notre Dame de L'Assomption, a magnificent church that took 30 years to build and only 35 seconds to come tumbling down.
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Massive underwater avalanches that send sediment and debris tumbling down submarine slopes, however, are a possible source of dangerous tsunamis along the eastern edge of North America, Live Science reported in 63.
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And the walls (didn't) come tumbling down What turned out to be the non-implosion of the Silverdome, former home of the NFL's beleagured Detroit Lions, is the most Lions thing ever.
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Adam Schiff: After years when it seemed as if nothing could shake Trump's ability to stonewall, Schiff started an avalanche that has a good chance of bringing the wall tumbling down. 2.
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At 1,300 frames per second, the kernel leaps from the heating element, full of starch and joy, and explodes into its fluffy final form before tumbling down in a cloud of steam.
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He got down on one knee, she said yes, she kissed him, and he was about to slip the engagement ring on her finger...When the ring went tumbling down into the water.
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That he should finish just a 10th of a second outside that mark on a wretched night with the rain tumbling down and puddles on the track suggests it was a superior run.
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In reporting his story, "How Elizabeth Holmes's House of Cards came Tumbling Down, " Bilton said his "mouth was agape" with every person he spoke to about what led to the fall of Theranos.
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Her savagery became an existential concern: if Rousey defeated all the credible challengers at her weight, the scaffolding that held up every woman in the UFC—not just her—might come tumbling down.
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A player doesn't have to check off every box in that list to earn a draft grade, but he's tumbling down the boards if he can't at least half-check most of them.
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Riding on the train... We were coming home from Germany... A mouse ran out of somebody's knapsack, and all our girls jumped up; the ones on the upper bunks came tumbling down, squealing.
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As Standing Bear writes, several Federal soldiers fled on foot down a ravine, where they were killed with bows and arrows, clubs and hatchets — these figures can be seen tumbling down the center.
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I took a walk down the riverfront road, past a market of thatched stalls tumbling down the muddy slope and street vendors in the shadow of colonial bungalows, when I spotted something startling.
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As the turbine in the Bronx partially collapsed, it smashed into an adjacent three-sided illuminated billboard, causing that also to break apart and come tumbling down to the street and cars below.
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The argument follows the same thread: If Trump refuses to concede the election, he'll threaten the basic trust that our democratic system of governance relies on, and the whole system could come tumbling down.
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But in the summer of 2012 it rose up against the regime, and when it joined the revolt it seemed, back then, only a matter of time before the regime would come tumbling down.
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Though there is a cast-iron consensus that nothing bad will be allowed to happen before the big Communist Party congress in the autumn, China's growing debt pile could still bring markets tumbling down.
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When last we saw Maul (played then and now by Ray Park) on the silver screen, he had been sliced in two by Obi-Wan Kenobi's lightsaber and was tumbling down a ventilation shaft.
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Quickly tumbling down behind him came Jeffrey Tambor who, just weeks after the Weinstein story broke, was accused of sexual misconduct by a former assistant and a co-worker on the popular series Transparent.
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The New York City man was headed to a bar on the Lower East Side last weekend when he was unceremoniously punched in the face, sending him tumbling down a set of subway stairs.
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A wave of revolutions swept across the Communist Bloc of Eastern Europe, and the wall came tumbling down, sparking the fall of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War in 1991.
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Read more:You can still see the divide between West and East Berlin from space21 stunning photos from the night the Berlin Wall came tumbling down 30 years agoThe Berlin Wall fell 30 years ago.
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The affirmative action lawsuit against Harvard should motivate elite colleges to be very thoughtful about their admissions process, lest the whole edifice come tumbling down in favor of court-mandated, nothing-but-academics horror.
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She's been gracing British tubes since the 1970s (I seriously urge you to go tumbling down the rabbit hole of her glorious vintage cooking segments if you ever have a minute or 800 to spare).
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Everything I have believed in and about this great nation is about to come tumbling down, and I wonder how long it will take — if ever — to recover from the blunder of electing Donald Trump.
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Although Santa Barbara officials recommended on Monday night that residents should evacuate, few were alarmed by the suggestion and they stayed put, only to be woken by the sounds of boulders tumbling down the hills.
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But in Waller-Bridge's hands, it's clear that Fleabag is vulnerable beneath her immediate snark, and that vulnerability only emerges when her defenses finally come tumbling down, despite her very best and most nihilistic efforts.
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He has survived eight eruptions since 1968, and is inured so thoroughly to the volcano's mood swings that during the last eruption he ran for a closer look at boulders tumbling down the mountain's side.
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Then came the blast that threatened to bring Trump's defense tumbling down, when The New York Times revealed that former national security adviser John Bolton, in his upcoming book, contradicted the core of Trump's arguments.
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The rescue operation, which continued through the night, has been slowed by concerns that other parts of the building might come tumbling down, and the instability delayed the retrieval of one victim until Tuesday evening.
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Abandoning that policy, according to officials from President George W. Bush's and President Barack Obama's administrations, risks sending a dangerous message to US allies and adversaries alike and sending the US tumbling down a slippery slope.
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As a Muscovite born and bred, he also shared its love of circus, even appearing in the ring to celebrate his friend, the clown Yuri Nikulin, by driving a toy car and tumbling down a ladder.
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After climbing the ranks of purported self-help group NXIVM for more than a decade, Mark Vicente remembered exactly when "walls came tumbling down" — when he learned about the group's alleged secret "sex slave" cult called DOS.
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The Women's March that followed Trump's inauguration was a huge sign that women were only going to get louder this year, and that outcry has caused many powerful male giants to come tumbling down from their thrones.
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A September expose in Vanity Fair, headlined "How Elizabeth Holmes' House of Cards came Tumbling Down," claimed to reveal Theranos' culture of extreme secrecy, in which internal concerns about problems with the company's testing were shut down.
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Within the span of a few minutes, all hell breaks loose, with huge boulders and trees tumbling down onto the only road in or out of Elk City, Idaho, leaving the town's residents stranded and without power.
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It took place on September 11, the 15th anniversary of the attacks at the World Trade Center, the day when the two 110-story towers that were once seen as icons of American capitalism came tumbling down.
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The introduction of a parallel currency is illegal under European Union law, and would threaten to bring the entire eurozone tumbling down because it would erode the very premise of the euro as a single monetary unit.
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Here was Gigi Hadid in "Maria C., Giulia G.," a strapless empire violet faille gown with an enormous bow at the bust and giant blooms tumbling down the skirt in sequins, mother-of-pearl and jade beads.
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In the past, preventing a robovac from going into a specific room, or from tumbling down stairs, required you to install sensor fences, put tape across the floor, or just put a physical obstacle in the robot's path.
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Competitors such as Toyota and Volkswagen could only dream of catching up — until GM came tumbling down in the Great Recession and was forced to abandon four of its North American brands in return for a federal bailout.
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Corey Borg-Massanari, a student in Colorado, was trapped along with Matthew Zonghetti, 26, under the snow for more than 20 minutes on Thursday after snow came tumbling down a mountain at Taos Ski Valley, according to WLKY.
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Thankfully, the same tech that feeds our desire to stay in for the night (and the next night, and the next) can also be used to turn tumbling down a YouTube rabbit hole into a shared group adventure.
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Neither Paddon or co-driver John Kennard were hurt but video images appeared to show a spectator tumbling down the rocky bank after the impact, with Hyundai Motorsport later issuing a statement saying the fan had passed away.
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Like every other events team faced with zeroing out months of hard work—which is often the focus of an entire year and the whole of their jobs—they probably found themselves tumbling down the Kubler-Ross progression.
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But that was before Milly's 3-year-old half sister, Coco, disappeared from the family's weekend home, causing her father's extended harem of current and former wives and their multiple offspring to come tumbling down in a wretched heap.
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When groups like the New IRA want to kill drug dealers, when-drug addled citizens beat their families, when police need help policing and gunmen want to parade in paramilitary paraphernalia, they stop the house cards from tumbling down.
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After coming out of Roufussport via Iowa as a top featherweight prospect, Koch has suffered enough injuries and losses to fighters in the top echelon to send him tumbling down to the prelims on Sunday's card in Las Vegas.
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While it may seem convenient to quickly set up a new shopping account with your 'usual' password, it only takes one account sharing the same password to get exposed, and all the others can come tumbling down after it.
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But having reunited with her old coach, the former world No. 5 also showed glimpses on Thursday of being back on the right path, after tumbling down the rankings in a sport she admits is played 90 percent in the head.
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Just as the Wizard of Oz was eventually exposed as a charlatan, the curtain protecting Trump might come tumbling down if something in his personal life or professional career clearly demonstrates that he is not what he pretends to be.
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"Ralph Abernathy went out like a cold-ass wig," he said, referring to the Civil Rights Movement leader and friend of Martin Luther King Jr., whose controversial book And the Walls Came Tumbling Down: An Autobiography, outed Dr. King's alleged infidelities.
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That new chapter included another war in Iraq, this time ordered by his son, and Mr. Bush wrote him an email on the day that Saddam Hussein fell from power: I shamefully choked up, the tears tumbling down my aging cheeks.
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And should we allow those walls to come tumbling down, perhaps with some helpful prodding by the likes of Mr. Brown, we would see that we are all in fact connected, a race of secret-sharers rather than isolated secret-hoarders.
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With only 28500 Republicans in the Senate, the reconciliation strategy forced Republicans opposed to the measure to vote against their conscience (and perhaps their political self-interest) or vote against ObamaCare repeal and watch the entire effort come tumbling down.
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" (As Tapper noted then, Curiel was born in Indiana.) New York Times reporter Serge Kovaleski In November, Trump mocked Kovaleski during a rally after the reporter disputed the candidate's claim that "thousands" of Muslims cheered as the World Trade Center "came tumbling down.
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Inside, people pack boxes with shoes, jeans and handbags; and thousands of parcels progress at fairground speed up and down a 219km conveyor belt where they are weighed, labelled, scanned and sorted before tumbling down slides into trucks bound for 28 countries.
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It meanders amiably from setpiece to setpiece, separating them with long, laugh-free stretches — until director Ben Falcone seems to remember he's making a broad comedy and sends his star, who also happens to be his wife, tumbling down a flight of stairs.
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In addition, there are subplots within subplots, supporting characters with their own supporting characters, Easter eggs butting up against other Easter eggs, and secrets stacked on top of secrets, until the whole precarious pile comes tumbling down in a chaotic third act.
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Again and again, no matter how much she tries to circumvent her fate, Nadia keeps on dying—tumbling down stairs, taking pratfalls into basements—at unpredictable intervals, inevitably ending up staring at herself in the mirror (and at us, through the camera lens).
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"A publicity campaign that Mohammed bin Salman spent tens of millions of dollars on could come tumbling down with just a single article written by Jamal Khashoggi for The Washington Post," said London-based lawyer and Saudi human rights activist Sultan Alabdeli.
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So when this stack eventually does come tumbling down, from losing a job for example, people will not know what to do or where to turn because the main thing they have been primarily focused on, the wealth, will no longer exist.
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This one from Tesvor is a cut above the rest, featuring ultra-strong suction and superior gyroscope navigation technology that allows it to memorize your living space, so it can do its job without getting stuck in a tight area or tumbling down the stairs.
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But the problem is that once you start to build an audience based on outrage and anger, as MSNBC and CNN are both doing in the age of Trump, you risk tumbling down a slippery slope, which is exactly what happened to Fox News.
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About two-thirds into the show, a huge shower curtain dropped from the ceiling; for a while, it displayed multicolored psychedelic swirls, and shortly after, foam came tumbling down it from the top, as if Rihanna had let the world's largest washing machine overflow.
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He then pretty much vanished — tumbling down the football food chain to practice squads and then minor league teams like the Sacramento Mountain Lions of the now defunct United Football League and the Fleet, which will play in the new Alliance of American Football.
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So even though Bette Midler looked like a model of adult chic in silver sequined Michael Kors, and Denée Benton was rightfully christened "most fashionable ingénue" by Vogue in green strapless Oscar de la Renta, glittering leaves tumbling down her long white skirt, E!
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It's a smaller-scale piece, but the piano line, Sanders' surprisingly gorgeous voice singing, "Bring your bells of peace/ Let loving never cease," and the drums' tumbling-down-a-staircase experimentalism gives the track a dynamism unrivaled in its play between the avant-garde and mainstream.
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The story has something to do with a race of alien vampires (all of whom have Hull-centric accents funnily enough), but really at this point you can be happy just drifting in and out of all the different suites as Halloween comes tumbling down around you.
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The gal's name is Genea Sky, and she seriously injured herself this weekend at a gentlemen's club in the Lone Star State -- where she was performing onstage and hiked up a super tall pole that some people say reached the two-story mark ... only to go tumbling down.
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The witness said the ring would provide him with a fake ID and bank card, which would be used as a secondary form of ID. The whole thing came tumbling down, however, in 2014 when an employee at an overnight shipping company noticed something fishy was going on.
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Thousands of cheerleaders show up and show out, displaying some of the wildest feats of strength and agility you've ever seen: We're talking girls tossed in the air by their ankles, caught in one hand, and sent tumbling down the mat, all in the span of one routine.
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People have fallen miles from planes and lived, due to tumbling down snowy hillsides, the way extreme skier Devin Stratton did when he accidentally skied off a 150-foot Utah mountain cliff in January 2017 and escaped unharmed, his fall arrested by branches and cushioned by deep snow.
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Season 3 picks up in the immediate aftermath of season 2's cliffhanger ending, with the bitey baby Sunny Baudelaire (Presley Smith) in Olaf's clutches, while her older siblings — scholarly Klaus (Louis Hynes) and brilliant inventor Violet (Malina Weissman) — are sent tumbling down a cliff in a circus train car.
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Most happily, the movie (written by Christina Hodson) proves disarmingly witty, working "The Breakfast Club" into its shtick, referencing the Cold War not long before the Berlin Wall comes tumbling down and indulging in teen hijinks -- like toilet-papering a house -- that Bumblebee embraces with a little too much gusto.
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Raiders fans had to travel, but they got started early, clearing out an entire plane's worth of booze on the flight to KC. We don't know how or why it started, but something happened because the video begins with just a flood of humanity tumbling down multiple rows of seats.
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When you start tumbling down the rabbit hole of fashion photography, designers who belong in art museums, and the weirdo visionaries and renegades who have become legends in the modern canon of fashion (Isabella Blow, Lee McQueen, Rei Kawakubo, Diana Vreeland, Lynn Yaeger, Anna Piaggi…and so on), you always somehow circle back to Bill.
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Her story is rich with memorable characters — the eccentric aunt she moves in with who owns her own theater, albeit one in major disrepair; the larger-than-life leading lady; the chorus of showgirls; the alluring leading man — and a vibrant setting, all of which come tumbling down when Vivian finds herself in the midst of a sexual scandal.
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Her post-Dallas Jackie is closer to a heroine from Greek drama: She's aware that the entire dynastic house is about to come tumbling down around her, marble columns, porticos, the works, and yet she prevails by sheer force of will, an unexpected reserve of toughness and a sensibility that imbues the political with touches of the poetic.
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HOBOKEN, N.J. — A careening commuter train plowed through the barrier at the end of the tracks and crashed into a wall at a terminal here during the morning rush on Thursday, killing one person, injuring more than 100 others and unleashing chaos as part of the station's roof came tumbling down in a jumble of metal.
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Her story is rich with memorable characters — the eccentric aunt she moves in with, who owns her own theater (albeit one in major disrepair); the larger-than-life leading lady; the chorus of showgirls; the alluring leading man — and a vibrant setting, all of which come tumbling down when Vivian finds herself in the midst of a sexual scandal.
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We last saw GoT in August of 2017 as The Wall came tumbling down and Jon Snow made sexy-time with his Queen/Aunt Daenerys while Arya crossed another name off her revenge-murder list and Jamie effectively broke up with his sister, so you can be forgiven if you need a bit of a primer before throwing yourself back into Westeros.
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Amid the turmoil following the vote to leave the European Union, there is a sense in some quarters that rather than shattering a glass ceiling, female leaders risk tumbling down a "glass cliff" — a theory that holds that women are often placed in positions of power when the situation is dire, men are uninterested and the likelihood of success is low.
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When the World Trade Center comes tumbling down, with thousands of people being killed, people are still — I have friends that are still — Trump has made the Iraq vote a centerpiece of his foreign policy argument: It is both a main line of attack against Hillary Clinton — who voted for the Iraq War — as well as a supposed testament to his brilliant foreign policy foresight.
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Opens the door and the potential energy of the fight quickly dissipates, carried away from them along with their voices, words spoken a minute ago propagating waveforms of fear, of love, tumbling down into the canyon, the historical event of their first argument now traveling outward in all directions to the ends of the universe, sounds they made halving themselves again and again, until somewhere, hundreds of feet below, they break against the rocks in a wash of ambient vibration.
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More on campaigns and politics … Election ahead, Trump's advisers try to get him to hold back (The Associated Press) … Democrats are looking to repair the blue wall in Midwestern states that came tumbling down in 2628 (The Hill) … As former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 28500 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE prepares for 6900, can he overcome the Clarence Thomas hearings?
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Money more a crossroads than the crossroads be— its gnarled tree—the Bryant Store facing the tracks, now turnt the color of earth, tumbling down slow as the snow, white * & insistent as the woman who sent word of that uppity boy, her men who yanked you out your uncle's home into the yard, into oblivion— into this store abutting the MONEY GIN CO. whose sign, worn away, now reads UN Or SIN , I swear— whose giant gin fans, like those lashed & anchored to your beaten body, still turn.
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