Sentence examples for fall from a programme from inspiring English sources

The Tory right looks across at "president of the rich" Sarkozy's fall, from a programme of cuts peppered with anti-immigration, anti-EU nastiness, and what's the response?

Fall from a ladder into space.

At 20°C, all control programmes showed a significant decrease in mean worm burden, which fall from an average of 504 worms per person in the absence of control to 217 for mass chemotherapy alone and to 1.2 for a programme combining chemotherapy, sanitation and intermediate vector control (equivalent to a 99% reduction in worm abundance, Fig. 5).

Unemployment has fallen from a peak of 21% to 10% (excluding those on workfare programmes); today, 27% of Argentines live in poverty, compared with more than half in 2002.Even so, the government suddenly looks fragile.

From the early days of organised crime, before the advent of witness-protection programmes, informers could expect to meet the same fate as Abe Kid Twistt" Reles, who "fell" from a Coney Island hotel window in 1941.

Later, he falls from a window.

$150 for falling from a horse.

Vanessa Whitburn, the programme's editor, had appeared to give the latest plot twist away yesterday morning by suggesting Nigel had died after falling from a roof in the series' 60th anniversary episode on Sunday.

Afraid of falling from a great height?

Nine children (42.85%) fell from a height.

Falls from a greater height will include some falls from windows and some from balconies.