Sentence examples for The falls of from inspiring English sources
The Falls of Falloch are an exhilarating spot for kayakers, who peel off the A82 (running south from Crianlarich to the northern tip of Loch Lomond) and furrow into footpaths along the river Falloch.
The Falls of Glomach in Scotland are the highest permanent (never dries up) waterfall in the UK at 114m.
The Falls of Bruar are many people's favourite.
The left-hand gate leads to the Falls of Foyers.
Tells about Mr. Teng, and the falls of LiuShao-ch'i and Lin Piao.
A hydroelectric dam is at the falls of the nearby Tshopo River, a Congo tributary.
Locally, the falls of High Force are promoted as England's highest uninterrupted drop of water.
The bearish suggestion is that, even before the falls of the past few weeks, stocks were weaker than they looked.
The removal of bloodthirsty lieutenants such as Mr Acosta may be less destabilising than the falls of capos.
The company has developed an inflatable cushion to break the falls of workers who clean high ceilings.
The descriptions of the falls - of the strange effects of light and mist, of the combinations of noise and vibration, of the sense of being "too near to the radiant, thrumming, mad heart of all being" - are done from personal knowledge.
