Sentence examples similar to direct fall out of from inspiring English sources
Describing it as an "invasion of India by decadent western cultures and a direct fall-out of our signing the GATT agreement," it urged the Prime Minister "not to follow Bill Clinton's immoral approach to sexual perversions in the US" and to immediately cancel the permission to hold the Conference [ 85].
The phone fell out of my hand.
Half of this occurred during the first week by direct fall into the stream.
Baglione would soon fall out with Caravaggio and portray him as the devil, with Cupid as his catamite, in a painting that was a direct accusation of sodomy.
The "all other" cost category is rising at roughly the same rate as the safety net and the direct out-of-pocket subcategory has fallen sharply, which means that the private health insurance cost subcategory is larger than the combined Medicare and Medicaid costs and has been rising considerably faster than the Medicare and Medicaid.
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But during the years that followed, his direct insistence on Christian humility and poverty would fall out of favour with the Catholic church in Rome.
3) Ramis famously co-starred with Bill Murray in "Ghostbusters," but the pair had a falling out on the set of "Groundhog Day," which Ramis directed and Murray starred in.
The one-eyed militant is thought to have directed the attack from northern Mali, where he formed his Signed-in-Blood Battalion last year after falling out with other leaders of al-Qa'ida in the Islamic Maghreb.
Algae spores transfer to your birdbath from objects that fall out of nearby trees and will grow at a faster rate when exposed to direct sunlight.
