Sentence examples for fall away into from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fall away into" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something gradually disappearing or becoming less significant, often in a metaphorical sense. Example: "As the years passed, the memories of that summer began to fall away into the background of her mind."
As soon as she did, it would fall away into the realm of the impossible.
These days singles enter the charts at the top and then swiftly fall away into obscurity.
This ventriloquism is undoubtedly deft but, in giving himself up to it, McCann's wider themes fall away into the wings.
They found riches on the Atlantic frontier, where continental shelves fall away into the deep, and around the summits of submerged offshore mountains.
Then she yelled "Ritmo negro!" ("Black rhythm!"), and a physical, rocking round of percussion flooded in, causing the synthetic guitars and drums to fall away into the background.
Finally, the market for a large-screened high-priced smartphone is not infinite - there comes a point when it is saturated and the adoption curve will fall away into a 'one for one' replacement cycle.
On the other side of the shelf, an abyss fell away into total darkness.
But there are places in the Frick show where the calculation falls away into a redeeming emptiness.
When the rats fall away, the dog is a standing skeleton, which falls away into a pile of bones.
When the spectacle of death ends with carcasses littering the river, the flesh falls away into the muddy water, where everything from vultures to tiny organisms feed.
The episodic title track features a strident male chorus and martial snare drums; it falls away into a lengthy coda of hushed burbling electronics.
