Sentence examples for entirely fall from inspiring English sources

Characters give speeches; there is much rumination and reflection; but Grossman is also a storyteller, and Falling Out of Time does not entirely fall out of time.

Her long, hard walk, naked with her head cropped brutally short while the people of King's Landing reigned insults and objects upon her and Septa Unella monotonously chanted "Shame", saw her stumble but never entirely fall.

If the wheels did not entirely fall off in the field – at least not until the very end when Cook and Jonny Bairstow both fluffed catches – then the attack's inability to create chances amid a negative plan to restrict the Indian lower order will have seriously vexed the captain.

It was ultimately found that the best performing model did not entirely fall within the confidence bounds for all conditions, but returned a concordance correlation coefficient of nearly 70% for all three modes.

"If another powerful missile hits us, at least the house won't entirely fall on top of the children".

Reason for this is that a very steep slope of the dose response curve will cause the relevant part of the curve to entirely fall into the dose range between the two middle doses.

In fact, he has almost entirely fallen into obscurity.

This year's #OscarsSoWhite controversy hasn't entirely fallen on deaf ears at the Academy.

Concerns, once so constricting, have loosened if not entirely fallen away.

During the 1840s, 18th-century French artists were also rediscovered, having entirely fallen from grace during the French Revolution.

He all but dropped out of contention entirely, falling at one stage 100m behind the leader, Belgium's Gaston Reiff.