Sentence examples similar to fall in the course from inspiring English sources

Grants of settlement started falling in the course of 2010 (see chart).

To the contrary, as the accompanying chart shows, the rate of so-called "core inflation," which leaves out food and energy costs, has fallen in the course of the past three years.

Yet 18 wickets fell in the course of seven hours, crucially 10 of them to England for a paltry 83 runs as South Africa teetered haplessly before the might of Stuart Broad.

4 A meta-analysis by Stubbs et al 5 including over 17,000 elderly patients has shown that older patients with pain are at a higher risk of one or more falls in the course of the last 12 months.

Their case could still fall apart in the course of further appeals.

My life fell apart in the course of two weeks.

The aim of this study was to determine the relation between change in ADL and falls over the course of 6 years in a general elderly population and to identify characteristics of groups at risk for falls.

Directed by and starring (always a red flag) Chris Evans, the movie tells the story of an interior designer and a trumpet player who fall in love over the course of a night in New York.

The race was originally scheduled for Friday, but after several feet of snow fell on the course late in the week, organizers were forced to delay, then shorten, the downhill.

Boy, I've never -- you fall in love in the course of your life.

Oil just doesn't fall by 10percentt in the course of a normal day, though.