Sentence examples for concept of fall from inspiring English sources

"Fall and Recover," a production by the Irish contemporary choreographer John Scott, is named after Doris Humphrey's concept of fall and recovery in dance, essentially when the body is caught between two worlds.

The multitude of candidate parameters may capture the multi-factorial concept of fall risk more adequately than a single test.

A lot of young actors cannot grapple with the concept of falling in love at first sight.

I came up with the concept of falling forward after listening to Paul Kay, Head of Corporate Security and Emergency Management Services at MillerCoors, speak at the National Association of Asian American Professionals National Conference a few years ago.

"I like the concept of falling out of the foetal position - like you're at already your lowest, most anxiety-ridden point, and maybe something knocks you over and it's just kind of funny.

There's another girl who's based a whole shoot around the concept of falling over and tripping up, which I love, because it seems to have potentially infinite meanings.

"Adam and Eve" (first half of the 16th century) reveals the decline in popularity of the historical concept of the Fall; Meit's subjects, such as "Judith" (1520), are markedly human and contemporary.

The disturbingly realistic piece is a not-so-subtle reminder of the fragility of life and the concept of a fall from grace.

The concept of Budweiser falling into Belgian hands has gone down like a crop of stale hops in the beer's home town of St Louis, where a local songwriter has summed up sentiment in a song called "kiss our glass".

But since there were no characters like this in either the Potter books or movies, it just didn't seem authentic to go ahead with this particular entertainment idea, which is why this creative concept kind of fell off the table for Hogsmeade".

The concept of likelihood of falling, 95% confidence intervals and the corresponding nomogram caused difficulties in understanding.