Sentence examples for began falling from from inspiring English sources

As people began falling from above the conference room, Mr. Rosenblum broke his preternatural calm, his wife, Jill, recalled.

No more so than when they began falling from the sky over Belgium in the early 1940s.

As she examined the ring, pink rose petals began falling from the bridge and into the canoe.

As the last cherry blossoms began falling from the trees here this week, the Japanese began dreaming of the approaching summer.

And Arkansas officials are investigating the death of thousands of blackbirds, which began falling from the sky on New Year's Eve, and the concurrent death of a hundred thousand fish.

Noether lived for math and cared nothing for housework or possessions, and if her long, unruly hair began falling from its pins as she talked excitedly about math, she let it fall.

Dead birds begin falling from the sky, and North Korea suspects that the United States is purposefully testing its nuclear capabilities.

As soon as her eyes are opened, dead birds begin falling from the sky like stones, an intimation of the disaster(s) to come.

In truth, Mrs. Edwards had already begun falling from her pedestal last year, when she published her book, "Resilience," about facing life's adversities, and embarked upon a media tour that seemed intended to draw the entire country into her marital woes.

Although unemployment in Greece has begun falling from a record 28% early this year, it is still extremely high, at 25.5%.

Pecans may begin falling from early September to November, and preparing for harvesting should be done prior to the nuts falling, but closely enough to the anticipated fall that your efforts will not have been undone by time and weather.