Tailspin

When we started to go into the tailspin, the only way to get out of a tailspin, I’ve always believed this as a coach, you’ve got to work your way out of it.

A slump in oil prices sent the petroleum-producing economy into a tailspin.

D-backs manager Torey Lovullo acknowledged his team was struggling, but also confident they would eventually pull out of their tailspin.

Detroit (2-29) is suffering through an unprecedented tailspin.

Moving 100 mercenaries was enough to send the head of the government in the fifth-largest EU country into a tailspin.

Unaccustomed to collaboration, Felix declines Kitty's offer…but a shocking incident sends his life into a sudden, chaotic tailspin.

From there, Boston’s luck took a tailspin.

McIntyre said there was a time when he needed some help because he lost someone close to him and his career was in a tailspin.

The move not only hurt sales — it sent the company into a tailspin.

And Trump is facing a reelection vote in less than six months, with the U.S. economy is in a tailspin and millions of jobs lost to the shutdown.

As COVID-19 outbreaks rise again in certain locations across the U.S., AcMoody says another round of closures by the states could send milk prices back into a tailspin and quickly erase any financial gains dairy producers are seeing.

As I said, if China indeed were responsible for Covid-19, then it has succeeded beyond imagination, throwing the US presidency and economy into a tailspin.

But just as government policies in reaction to the pandemic have worsened this mess, there are some ways our lawmakers could help the state pull out of this budgetary tailspin and avoid prolonged economic pain and suffering.

Coronavirus outbreaks within the Miami Marlins has sent the 2020 fantasy baseball season into a tailspin.

Enthusiasm over the prospects for a coronavirus vaccine boosted global equities and sent havens into a tailspin this week, though some the moves may have gone too far.

Financial markets have gone into a tailspin after grim news of deaths and outbreaks in the Middle East, Europe and Asia, even as the Chinese epicentre appeared to be calming, with the death toll at its lowest for three weeks.

When the Chinese stock market bubble popped in 2015, sending shares into an even deeper tailspin, the government stepped in with a rescue plan.

With the bird of prey incapacitated, the ship returned fire sending the mysterious ship into a deadly tailspin.

With the emergence of COVID-19 the revenue generated from the petroleum sector for 2020 is expected to assume a tailspin.

A further escalation of the trade war could disrupt global supply lines and damage an already slowing world economy, sending financial markets into a tailspin.