Sentence examples similar to depth of the fall from inspiring English sources

"In the depth of the summer we had no one coming through the door".

The cuts will also come at different times, not necessarily at the depth of the winter.

According to the JMA, the magnitudes of both the events are the same, but the focal depth of the 2011 event is deeper than the focal depth of the 2014 event (Japan Meteorological Agency 2016).

The hypocenter depth of the 2011 low-angle normal fault aftershock determined by Yagi and Fukahata (2011) is also shown.

IN the depth of winter of 1913, at the height of pre-Lenten carnival, the Vienna Bankers Club gave a Bankruptcy Ball at the opulent Blumensaal hall.

Shutting off open hydrants in the depths of the summer heat can be perilous.

Nicola James left the UK in the depths of the 1991 recession with "very little money in her pocket".

It shows that average weekly household spending clawed its way back from the depths of the 2009 recession to exceed the pre-crisis level for the first time.

The chief executive of Royal Bank of Scotland was parachuted in to take the helm of the bailed-out bank in the depths of the October 2008 crisis.

This asset price inflation investment strategy was a problem that dogged Australian commercial property in the late 1980s and, in many ways, exacerbated the depths of the early 1990s recession.

The 52 year-old, who has described running RBS as a "soap opera", was recruited during the depths of the 2008 banking crisis.