Sentence examples for fall has brought from inspiring English sources

The Fall has brought them together again.

THIS fall has brought plenty of bad news about food poisoning.

This fall has brought the spectacle of a major New York museum acting like the world's longest store window.

With monetary policy almost at its limits – although the Bank of England now seems to be trying even harder – a pithy observation of Keynes's strikes a chord: "The inability of the interest rate to fall has brought down empires".

But the financial crisis in the fall has brought fears that South Korea's good times may be over, or at least on indefinite suspension, and Ms. Sung has cut back by making fewer visits to her plastic surgeon and bargaining hard for discounts when she does visit.

Perhaps it's not surprising that these market falls have brought out bargain hunters.

The cost of a gallon of regular gasoline has dropped by 6 cents a gallon over the last week alone, in line with a steady swoon through the fall that has brought prices to their lowest levels in three years.

The debate within Likud is the most surprising development in a fall that has brought a two-month lull in the violence here and, with it, a series of official and unofficial initiatives for peace.

This fall's season has brought an assortment of shows that put a lot of weight on the shoulders of two actors.

But as it has become more popular, and as the cost of the chips has fallen, so it has brought down prices.

Since its establishment in 2004 the annual Fall for Dance festival has brought dozens of dance companies from all over the world to New York for 10 nights of ballet, jazz, modern dance and hip-hop, all for $10 a ticket.