Sentence examples for fall from the roof from inspiring English sources
Cruelly, Today was chatting about this last week, when it replayed Nigel's tragic fall from the roof WITHOUT WARNING.
The properties of such discontinuities affect the engineering behavior of rock masses causing wedges or blocks to fall from the roof or sliding out of the walls.
A few years ago, Eagleman thought back on his fall from the roof and decided that it posed an interesting research question.
Even on the hottest days a mist blows from the entrance, and water droplets fall from the roof and echo through the tunnel, creating a sense of riding within a living, breathing thing, like Jonah pedaling through the whale.
They're like plotlines in The Archers, where one drama grips everyone until something just as compelling pops up to take its place, whether it's Nigel's fall from the roof or Henry VIII's divorce from Catherine of Aragon (Katherine in Mantel's spelling).
"He said the mine was crying, and he went in anyway, how stupid is that?" she says, referring to the term miners use when rocks fall from the roof of tunnels.
