Sentence examples for fall focus from inspiring English sources

Illustrating how this city's fall focus has almost exclusively been on football, Luther Miracle, an Oriole Park employee, approached Kluttz and held out a photograph.

London and Paris tend to be the Fall Focus of Europe's Contemporary Art scene but, instead of Fiac-ing off and Friezing away, I tucked into Turin.

Mr. Sorrell said he had intended to spend the fall focused on building a new kindergarten through 12th-grade school on campus.

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I was accused a few years back of doing that very thing: writing a play about 9/11, The Mercy Seat, less than a year after the twin towers fell, focusing on the selfish acts of my protagonist on a day that most Americans still want to believe was filled with heroism and personal sacrifice.

Much research about PA and falls focuses on exercise interventions to reduce onset of falls in the community [ 18].

If the majority of falls are anticipated physiological falls, the focus should be on protecting the patient from falling by implementing all possible interventions for these high-risk patients.

But as the economy slows down and real incomes start to fall, the focus may shift back to the issue that sparked the protest in 2011.

Southwest Airlines, which began transcontinental service this fall, will focus on adding flights from the cities it already serves, rather than adding destinations.

Here is a dancer — while seeming always modest and courteous — who keeps growing, finding ever more signs of truth and spontaneity in his choreography, making everything fall into focus around him.

The News Feed changes we made in the fall to focus on higher quality stories may have also decreased the distribution for less engaging stories from public figures.