Sentence examples for but started to fall from inspiring English sources

"If you look at the likes of Hamilton, who came up last year, they started the season really well and were top of the league as well but started to fall away as the season went on.

Battling San Antonio's Chris Quinn under the basket, Howard tipped the ball to himself, but started to fall out of bounds.

Moor grass, molinia, looks lovely in winter but starts to fall apart in January, while spiky echinacea seedheads often break apart after the first frost.

On the other hand, the relationship between age at first birth and child mortality shows that the risk increases up to age eighteen but starts to fall.

But things started to fall into place fast.

Prices started rising in 1987 and reached a peak in the mid-2000s buthenen started to fall.

Twenty years ago it sold 1m cars a year, but it started to fall away in the 1980s.

But things started to fall apart for her a few years ago, when doctors diagnosed leukemia in Daishawn.

Numbers climbed from 300 to almost 500 after the international ban on whaling in 1986, but have started to fall again.

Vizio introduced tablets about five years ago, but sales started to fall for the company and other tabletmakers as consumer preferences changed.

But Parker started to fall behind on the work, and the Martin refused to pay him till he was caught up.