Sentence examples for fall in the form of from inspiring English sources
The company says that a similar feature will be available for the Catipult in the fall, in the form of a software download that all customers will be able to get.
Types that fall in the form of a ball due to melting and refreezing, rather than a flake, are known as hail, ice pellets or snow grains.
Types that fall in the form of a ball due to melting and refreezing cycles, rather than a flake, are known as graupel, with ice pellets and snow pellets as types of graupel associated with wintry precipitation.
By midafternoon, so much of the precipitation had fallen in the form of sleet and freezing rain that only seven inches of snow was recorded in Central Park.
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The protagonist seems to be searching for some sign of hope in the apocalyptic garden, and, at the last moment, he finds it: after eight minutes in the minor mode, and a sighing reference to the "world's end," a moonbeam falls in the form of a glowing major chord.
Second, third and fourth-generation British Muslims, growing up under its postcolonial aegis, must be confused by a society with no tolerance for the loss of its own soldiers' lives that yet trades incessantly on this blood sacrifice and memorialises the fallen in the form of a moat full of pottery poppies.
If the air mass is cold enough, the precipitation falls in the form of heavy snow.
In mountainous areas, heavy snowfall accumulates when air is forced to ascend the mountains and squeeze out precipitation along their windward slopes, which in cold conditions, falls in the form of snow.
Secondly in addition to an increase in total precipitation the fraction of that falls in the form of rain instead of snow will increase.
In the mountainous headwater areas freezing temperatures prevail in winter and much of the precipitation falls in the form of snow.
