Sentence examples for fall of one from inspiring English sources

The fall and fall of one team at the foot of League Two needs no further mention (please), but another's has been subsequently overshadowed.

A rainy day is one with a minimum of 3 hours of rain and a minimum fall of one one-hundredth of an inch, the smallest amount the Weather Bureau measures.

Shakespeare, you say, was not an American playwright (though he could have patterned a tragic history on the rise and fall of one U.S. president who was a surprise early supporter of the N.E.A).

This case was about more than the fall of one man.

There was the fall of one governor and the rise of another.

The 1996 biopic, directed by Neil Jordan, documents the spectacular rise and fall of one of the most controversial figures in the fight for Irish independence.

Liukin stepped out of bounds, then fell on one of her tumbling passes.

Japan now spends just $1.8 billion a year on its space programme, a fall of one-third from the peak: still more than China says it spends, but a fraction of NASA's annual budget.China's progress in space has strengthened the hand of Japan's space lobby.

But the Home Secretary, who has overseen a fall of one-third in net migration levels, believes the moves are an essential step to deter people from overstaying their visitor visas.

They have seen FDI falls of one-third on average and by half or more in Britain, Italy and Germany.

Note that SNPs that fall outside of one focal gene may fall within the boundaries of other genes.