Sentence examples for fall of three from inspiring English sources

But Madsen's departure, inside-edging a drive, sparked a fall of three wickets in three overs for Richard Pyrah.

It suggests that little over half of Latin Americans are convinced democrats, a fall of three points since last year (see table and chart 1).

Using that insight, he created a computer model that was able to reproduce the average rise and fall of three decades of human cases.

It described the rise and fall of three successive civilisations, supposedly existing in the remote past but injected with reflections on the ills of contemporary society.

According to the British social attitudes survey, more than one-half (54%) of the population in Great Britain claimed to belong to a religion in 2006, a fall of three percentage points since 1996".

The fall of three elites – an intellectual clerisy, public service professionals, and working-class leadership – paved the way for the rapid triumph of an atomistic, relativistic individualism, market logic in economics, and supine obedience in the civil service.

His plans, however, fall foul of three unionist parties and the Bill falls.

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DENVER — The fall of one player represents an opportunity for another.

It has barely 100,000 people, but has caused the fall of two Azeri presidents.