Sentence examples for but actually fall from inspiring English sources

It matters a lot more that the US, Henderson's country, saw productivity not just slow but actually fall over the past year.

The studies assume that CO2 levels stay the same, Kasting says, but they may actually fall as Earth warms.

B: Bambi, because when I started skating it looked like I was a fucking deer when I tried to skate, I would almost fall but not like, actually fall.

A near fall was defined as an occasion on which an individual felt that they were going to fall but did not actually fall [ 26] (e.g. if able to break their fall by grabbing onto railings or had their fall broken by falling against a wall).

Yes, our kids attacked it with bulldozers and backhoes, but how did it actually fall?

The artificial dusk had been gathering for hours, but night didn't actually fall until the moment we all piled out of the car, on the fringes of Yancheng National Nature Reserve, and followed the bird guide known as M. Caribou down a little farm road.

"I was just trying to hit one close to make an easy par," said Watson, who has finished second here twice in the last three years, "but for it to actually fall in, dinner is going to taste really good tonight".

. But today Palm has dropped a bomb many have been hoping for but not many expected to actually fall; that it has abandoned the ACCESS Linux Platform and will be engineering its own non-licensed Linux-based OS.

But at some point, you do actually fall into that tradition, don't you?

Marginal tax rates could actually fall.

"Normal individuals don't actually fall down.