Sentence examples for The falling of from inspiring English sources

The falling of an apple was not an exciting or unusual event.

The falling of a large celestial body into the ocean causes a large number of compounds (like, HCl, Cl, Br, Na, H2O, OH, and NO) that destroy ozone molecules directly or indirectly to be ejected to stratospheric altitudes.

A dam creates electricity from nothing other than the falling of water through its turbines.

From the flowing of rivers to the falling of rain, this movement keeps us all alive.

"The owl of Minerva," wrote Hegel, "spreads its wings only with the falling of the dusk".

All that has been demonstrated in that case, however, is the falling of an object, not gravity.

In ancient times Britons marked the passing of the seasons by the falling of leaves and the first cuckoo.

They noted that the falling of the Kingdome was a surface vibration that might not perfectly mimic earthquakes.

Hegel wrote, cryptically but influentially, that "the owl of Minerva spreads its wings only at the falling of dusk".

The corpse of an unknown traveler, rather than the falling of the cherry blossoms, stirred in Hitomaro an awareness of the uncertainty of human life.

There are also neat ideas to add to the singers' fun: "sh" sounds for a short scene in a car wash, and whisperings for the falling of leaves.