Sentence examples for fall from high from inspiring English sources

Participants characterised imagined occupants as vulnerable to cold, at risk from fuel poverty and liable to be burned by hot surfaces or fall from high windows.

We enjoy seeing people fall from high places but we seem to be pleased even more when they pick themselves up, mend, and get on with other challenges because we know, as Papa Hemingway wrote, they have become "stronger in their broken places".

To find the control cats, the diagnostic codes used were: healthy, prophylaxis, veterinary examination, mechanical injury and fall from high altitude.

Learn to fall from high places well.

Jen Lancaster, whose book "Bitter is the New Black" detailed her own fall from high-life grace after the dot-com bubble burst, relates wholeheartedly: "When she's shopping and thinks, 'This is the scarf that can make me a whole person,' I've had those thoughts".

The researchers analyzed melody contour--whether the cries tended to rise from lower pitches to higher pitches or to fall from higher pitches to lower pitches.

It achieved growth, saw unemployment fall from highs of nearly 20% and inflation come under control, but incomes and living standards remained low.

20 Those injured in TPs tend to be snowboarders, male, 13 24 years old, fall from higher heights 15 or self-perceived experts.

A fall from higher than 6" can injure guinea pigs' feet or legs, and elderly guinea pigs should only be kept in flat cages.[3].

Other characters disappear only after strenuous martial arts and falls from high places.

As fertility falls from high levels, it brings a demographic dividend: a bulge of working-age adults.