tailspin

And suddenly things have started to look very dicey there "where women have outpaced men by 13 points in the early vote which has sent the campaign into a tailspin during the past two days."

Those people know we’re counting on their students to steer our collective ship out of its tailspin, commanding an emotional investment in these four episodes.

When coach and quarterback split up, Tom Brady won Round 1 by guiding Tampa Bay to a Super Bowl victory while Bill Belichick was unable to pull New England out of a tailspin.

The disappearance of the little girl sends Maddie into an existential tailspin.

The plan, announced last week, is the boldest move yet by Beijing to stop the tailspin of a housing crisis that threatens one of the world’s biggest economies.