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Julian Jessop, chief international economist at the Capital Economics consultancy in London, sees the euro tumbling to $1. 25 by year-end.

Starbucks' day-to-day store traffic was "in free fall, " Schultz recalls, tumbling to levels not seen in the company's 40-year history.

After a minute or so, imagine that the brain is tumbling to one side inside the skull.

But rising gasoline prices sent consumer confidence tumbling to a five-month low in early March, a separate report showed.

The jibs I speedily doused and brought tumbling to the deck; but the mainsail was a harder matter.

At the same time, the subsequent collapse of the economy sent earnings tumbling to low levels that also are seen as extreme.

The quake leveled buildings and sent cooking stoves tumbling to the ground.

News of the G7 action sent the yen tumbling, to Y81, and triggered a rebound in Japanese stocks that rippled across Europe and the US.

But with oil prices tumbling to below $110 a barrel on September 3rd, their fortunes may be changing.

Debris spills down from it, tumbling to the dirty gray surface of Cybertron like metal rain.

After tumbling to a 26-56 finish last season, the Bucks selected another forward, Joe Alexander, with the No. 8 pick.