Sentence examples for a thought of falling from inspiring English sources

After "Rocky IV," Masters of the Universe" and even "Universal Soldier," when you were doing movies that were less successful, was there ever a thought of falling back on your masters degree in chemical engineering?

The thought of falling behind scared him more than being hurt, Kerley said.

But for Diana, the thought of falling in love is to hard to bear and so she sent Don on his way: "I told you about my heart.

If, like me, you're disturbed by the thought of falling populations, you're be tempted to dispute the conclusion: "Of course having kids makes people happier!" But to be honest, I suspect that happiness researchers are right as far as they go.

It is a discipline of falling through the clouds of thought and feeling.

A word is a thought, of course.

Once more with a dodgy hip This notion alone, Morris argues, is radical: in a youth-obsessed culture, the thought of people falling in love as they inch towards death is practically taboo.

She ultimately teaches music ("A note is a shard / Of a thought"), falls in love and adapts to an unhappy marriage of convenience ("my first-born planted like a talent").

Now, it's easy to laugh at the thought of someone falling off a curb.

To that stark landscape, we now get to add the thought of snow falling in the polar night.

Where else can you witness orangutans on a high wire hanging quietly, almost unnoticeably above your head, until you glance up and gasp at the thought of them falling on it (which though they technically could they never do)?