Sentence examples for bit of fall from inspiring English sources

In fact, it's possible you have quite a bit of fall now, but your eyes are playing a trick on you.

Miss LeSage, who did indeed become Mrs. Hellmuth a month later, stored that page in a closet of her Washington home and did not retrieve it until an October day in 2009 while doing a bit of fall cleaning.

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla .— The cardboard boxes are being passed around the Washington Nationals' spring training facility these days, through the clubhouse and coaches' offices and onto trucks bound north for the spring, summer and, if all goes well, a bit of fall.

Looks like a bit of fall cleaning is in order.

By Onnik Krikorian TAVOUSH, Armenia, 5 October 2005  – When Mikhail Simonyan's mother, Rouzana, noticed that her son was having trouble walking, she thought the three-year-old had simply taken a bit of fall, and thought nothing more of it.

She adds that everything could be headed for a "little bit of falling off the cliff" but even that wouldn't be a huge disaster.

In a video from 1968 we see Richard Serra's hand repeatedly trying, without success, to grasp bits of falling matter.

The road is utterly deserted apart from me, various bits of fallen masonry, oh, and those four horsemen.

You can also spread it on the floor so it will catch any bits of falling sugar that may go over the table.

Gather all the equipment you will need to complete the task, including a pair of model clippers, a metal file, a brush and a sheet or tray to catch any bits of falling metal you may drop.

Broken models can also go into this bin to create terrain features - a burning building, battlefield casualties or an Ooze monster with recognizable bits of fallen figures sticking out can add drama to a battle diorama.