Sentence examples for are to fall from inspiring English sources

But tariffs are to fall slowly, with many exempt items.

(Two liquid rocket boosters attached to the Delta are to fall into the ocean).

Including money for policing, total grants to local authorities are to fall from £32.7 billion ($51 billion) this year to £29.4 billion in 2011-12.

"If most news publishers are to fall by the wayside, the market in which those remaining operate will be very different".

"Jewish personnel who want to attend services this evening are to fall out in front of the orderly room at 1900," I said.

Dividends are now taxed at ordinary-income rates, which range up to 38.6percentthis yearandare are to fall to 35percentt in 2006.

The assignment was to fall in love.

The worst thing would be to fall on our faces".

But that would be to fall into an old trap.

The tendency is to fall for the newer confection.

To be in orbit is to fall without landing.