Sentence examples for case falling from inspiring English sources

Cerreti could feel the case falling apart.

After all, the conventional signal that this is the case – falling inflation – will not be flashing.

This means traversing the country, or, in Lightning's case, falling out of the back of his transport and finding himself stranded, at night, in the desert scrub.

And he has contingency plans, like cutting back on the frequency of publication, to keep the magazine alive in case falling subscriptions threaten its existence.

In Anglo-American legal systems, mandamus is used by courts of superior jurisdiction to compel the performance of a specific act refused by a lower court, such as the hearing of a case falling within the latter's authority.

I guess the fact that it's a massive, slightly macho labour is part of the concept though – lots of the work it about the will to power and the clash between nature and society – or in our case, falling asleep or leaving to go out in the sunshine versus wrapping your head around a nine-hour art film.

What if the case fell apart?

Then the whole case fell apart.

The Kenyatta case fell through.

But gradually the case fell apart.

Even so, from the word go the case fell apart.