tailspinning造句

• All the polls showed the separatist movement tailspinning toward a crash landing as its leaders bickered and backtracked.
• A $ 2.2 million pitcher, tailspinning Jim Abbott, was optioned to the minor leagues.
• But right now, Wilson can't save himself, much less the rest of the tailspinning team.
• What's more, he insisted, the Sox clubhouse was no crazier than those of other tailspinning teams.
• But, lo, the locals held firm and paddled the invading maroon marauders, sending them tailspinning toward a . 500 record.
• It was a crushing setback that sent BC tailspinning toward the nether regions of the Big East as they dropped to 4-5 overall and 1-4 in conference play.
• On several occasions, he picked up the phone and called the former Tiger manager, the savvy Sparky Anderson _ so savvy that he retired rather than remain pilot of the tailspinning Tigers.
• _Or, tailspinning into a catastrophic collapse that would return the few survivors to service levels last seen in the days of propeller aircraft, once again making flying a luxury only the affluent can afford.
• Johnny Damon said after the Sox parlayed three sacrifice flies, including Mark Bellhorn's difference-maker with one out in the 12th inning, into an unusual 3-2 victory over the tailspinning Yanks.
• In a display their manager called embarrassing, the tailspinning Cubs fell to 0-12 for the 1997 season as they were beaten, 4-0, by Roger Bailey of the Colorado Rockies, who pitched a five-hitter at Wrigley Field.
• Fearing their slumping team was tailspinning toward its 83d straight October of unrequited dreams, the Red Sox Thursday abruptly fired manager Jimy Williams and placed the franchise's championship hopes in the hands of the pitching coach, Joe Kerrigan, a managerial novice.
• The hot streak continued with a sweep of the tailspinning Baltimore Orioles and series wins at the Yankees and home against the Orioles and the Blue Jays before finally losing 2 of 3 at the Boston Red Sox and splitting a 4-game series at the Seattle Mariners.
• But that, too, proved futile as the Eagles fell into an irretrievable plummet, tailspinning to a 4-8 season that was pockmarked by embarrassing losses against West Virginia ( 31-19 ), Army ( 49-7 ) and Syracuse ( 58-29 ).
• The tailspinning Mets want to secure Gilkey as soon as possible because he is among a group of players who could become free agents at the end of the season if a new collective bargaining agreement grants service time for the 75 regular-season days they missed during the players strike.
• One after another, David Cone, Rolando Arrojo and Hideo Nomo pulled quality starts out of their caps to help the Sox stave off the surging Yankees in the AL East and make the tailspinning Blue Jays all but vanish from the division race by winning three out of four at SkyDome.
• Kobe Bryant's right shoulder was in no shape for shooting Tuesday, nor in any condition to sustain thundering dunks or collisions with burly big men setting screens, and in an ideal world would not be counted on to shoulder the load of the angst-ridden, tailspinning, Shaq-less Los Angeles Lakers.
• But after the Sox swept a doubleheader Sunday from the tailspinning Royals, 12-2 and 8-7, it was noteworthy nonetheless that Grady Little's Gang of 25 is off to the best road start ( 8-0 ) and second-best overall start ( 12-4 ) in franchise history.
• The game log will show that Boston's flip-flopped sluggers, Manny Ramirez and David Ortiz, made all the difference when they rescued a tailspinning Derek Lowe from defeat by cracking dramatic back-to-back home runs in the eighth inning to overcome a 5-4 deficit and lift the Sox to a sweeping 6-5 victory before 34, 355 at US Cellular Field.
• While Redman became the 14th passer in NCAA history to throw for more than 10, 000 career yards, pushing his total to 10, 198 after completing 24 of 49 passes for 292 yards and 2 touchdowns, Redman was outgunned by Huepel, who threw for a school-record 429 yards and five touchdowns to pin the tailspinning Cardinals ( 2-2 ) with their second loss in a row.