Sentence examples for day of fall from inspiring English sources

A 2007 study at the University of Texas found that its students drank more on football game days than on Halloween, New Year's Eve or the last day of fall semester classes.

Starting Sunday, Notre Dame will conduct its first day of fall training camp again, Weis said.

The radio host has announced that it's Sept. 22, "the first day of fall".

As a chill gathered on the last day of fall, Ms. Taylor drove her creaky 1984 Jeep Wagoneer uptown and parked on, yes, St . Nicholas Avenue

They are then stored in a temperature-controlled warehouse until orders — 8 to 10 million bulbs annually — are shipped out beginning the first day of fall.

From the first day of fall through Nov. 18, the Strings of Autumn (www.strunypodzimu.cz) offers a kissing cousin of the long-running Prague Spring concert series, but more diverse in taste.

What with day after day of falling stock markets and the plight of the pensions and insurance businesses, one has to make savings somewhere.

Shire shares closed down 2.6% at £45.28, the second day of falls, as investors also worried about the future pricing of haemophilia drugs in the US.

That takeover talk was one of the main talking points this morning as the market endured another day of falls - the FTSE 100 was 74 points down after German growth came in at only 0.1%.

The third step of the algorithm involved classifying each day of fall-related care into six different types, as shown in Fig. 1; we refer to these types as 'encounters' for fall-related injuries.

However, among fallers on the LSVU, none of the study variables were significantly associated with repeat falls although there was some suggestion that time of day of first fall may be associated with repeat falls (see Table  3).