Sentence examples for fall off from from inspiring English sources

After becoming Poet Laureate his collections in the 1980s seem to fall off from his earlier heights.

After six months, no matter what the quality of shoe, the soles would fall off from corrosion.

Your neck hurts and your head feels like it'll fall off from looking up so long," says Erica Dohring, a Brooklynite who is on her first bird walk.

With a good club, Santana could be worth five to eight more victories a year — which sounds like enough to get the Mets into the postseason, when aces become more pivotal, at least until their arms fall off from overwork.

Madea Goes to Jail will fall off from last weekend's mighty debut but could still take up to $20m, which would put it on about $69m after 10 days.

"I hope Michaelia Cash and the prime minister can clarify for themselves what is in the government's own funding agreement, and will work with us to address the funding cliff that we will fall off from 2017," she said.

On NBC, "Revelations" fell off from its premiere last week.

The nanoplate and nanosheets which fell off from the Bi2WO6 microspheres distributed evenly on the surface of the hydration products.

Some critics saw a falling off from his writing of the eighties.

But this was a marked falling off from the average year‐to‐year gain of 4.2percentnt.

In South Carolina, many of those falling off from Clinton seemed to go to Edwards.