Sentence examples for fall into a lull from inspiring English sources
"The first thing you concern yourself about is the team doesn't fall into a lull after an injury like Santana's," Edwards said.
Hull KR could fall into a lull of poor standards and sloppiness because they won't need to be at their best to win in the Championship but that won't do them any good come the Middle 8s.
O'Neill stressed the importance of Ireland showing composure in possession, as they did during the 1-1 dragainstnSwedenden in Paris on Monday, and the Ireland manager also made the point that his players "can't afford 15- to 20-minute periods where we fall into a lull" against opponents as strong as Belgium.
Mrs Quaggin said when funding from the Children's Centre charity ended, they "fell into a lull" and the centre became "underutilised".
But just as United fell into a lull as half-time approached, it was Scholes who sparked the game into life to continue a fine week for veterans coming out of retirement after Thierry Henry's goal for Arsenal on Monday.
Although pro-boycott activities briefly fell into a lull, renewed Nazi brutality against the Jews in June 1935 sparked a resurgence, and converted Mahoney to the pro-boycott cause.
As a result, the film is much more episodic than its predecessor, and tends to fall into a series of lulls between the bright spots.
By midweek we had fallen into a comfortable lulling rhythm.
Julianne seemed to fall into a trance then, and Morse soon followed, lulled by the clink of crockery and the voices all around, the soft scratching of the crayon.
The game falls into a bit of a lull in the sports calendar, with baseball's hot stove season yet to sizzle and the N.B.A. lost to labor bickering.
