tailspins

As a former Pan Am flight attendant for 20 years, I experienced both the days of glory and the frightening tailspins that Pan Am experienced over that time.

Helen Davey: Orphaned By Job Loss: The Rise And Fall Of Pan Am And The Traumatic Impact On Its Employees 2010

It has sent political leaders like Nancy Pelosi into disgraceful tailspins of accusation against American security agencies.

Torture as Literature 2010

Then I chose to let the constant fear of the depression returning send me into needless tailspins.

Jenni Schaefer: It's Okay to be Happy (Some Thoughts and a Song!) 2009

It has sent political leaders like Nancy Pelosi into disgraceful tailspins of accusation against American security agencies.

Ashley Rindsberg: Torture as Literature 2009

The multilateral institution's economic prescriptions have sent numerous nations into tailspins, particularly in Asia.

China and the Dollar 2009

We lived happily in a perfect bubble of nonconformity, creativity, and unmistakable honesty and good cheer in spite of the tailspins that we often went through.

Brad Taylor Negron: My Mother 2009

The area's other big players are starting to resemble Taiwan and Korea, where the economies have been sent into tailspins by excessive reliance on exports.

Thai GDP Decline 2009

Chopping 1.75% -- an average of $70,000 per school, but for some schools as much as $447,587 -- with no notice has sent principals into desperate, furious tailspins.

Dan Brown: School-Level Cuts Hit New York City; Why, Bloomberg, Why??? 2008

Sixty-nine mothers and fathers and who knows how many spouses, brothers, sisters, sons, daughters, cousins, and friends have been meaninglessly and unnecessarily sent into tailspins of grief and emptiness since that meeting.

Cindy Sheehan: Supporting Hillary? 2008

The animated Clone Wars tailspins to seventh place -- and a $21 million total -- as House Bunny, lacklustre reviews trailing behind its fluffy tale, pushes holdovers down a notch.

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