Sentence examples for a slow fall from inspiring English sources

As it turned out, it was a slow fall sports season.

Mr. Hallberg's solo starts with a slow fall sideways that's exactly what nobody expects to see in a ballet, but this quirky impetus becomes the humanizing force within the beautifully bobbing series of jumps that follow.

He and Cooper blamed the government for the steady decline of family ranching – a slow fall driven by drought, industrial cattle farms, the rise of synthetic textiles and myriad other forces.

The latest Scottish opinion polling has confirmed a large lead for the in camp, but there is evidence the gap is now narrowing, with a slow fall in support for remaining in the EU and some growth for a leave vote.

The experimental conclusions are also encouraging eventhough experimentations show a slow fall of the robot.

After turning this system off, the levels of gases showed a slow fall and they developed a highly non-homogeneous spatial distribution indoors for many hours.

This was a generation that had been ripped away from cozy Edwardian and Wilhelminan certainties and hurled, with little preparation, into the 20th Century; from a slow falling dusk, they were thrust into a new dawn.

According to the UN's "high variant" (which implies a slower fall in fertility), Africa's population will rise to 2.7 billion by 2050.

We expect weak productivity to constrain nominal earnings growth for longer, with a slower fall in inflation delaying the pick-up in real incomes.

New mortgages, meanwhile, fell by 27.8% in 2013, the lowest number in the past five years, while average house prices fell by 7.8%, a slower fall than in the preceding two years.

("The moment has come to inquire after Christine's health. Franck replies by a gesture of the hand: a rise followed by a slower fall that becomes quite vague").