Sentence examples for fall off of from inspiring English sources

"If they fall off of it," he said, "so will the profit margin".

The surprise was that Brown would not fall off of the pace.

"I can't afford for my show to fall off of the screen for an hour," he said.

"Everyone was waiting for the cliff to fall off of," said Diane Swonk, an economist at Bank One.

Just as things fall off a kitchen table, things fall off of and out of overturned trucks.

Did the knob fall off of your widget?

Furthermore, the fall-off of this signal is synchronised with the electron beam one.

Last month Lockheed Martin announced it would be cutting 4,000 jobs due to the dramatic fall-off of US spending.

The fall-off of mobility is particularly sharp for the oxygen-rich sample that was deposited at 210°C.

In contrast, the excitation is shown to become very weak at longer periods by the steep fall-off of the amplitude response above the peak period.

Quadiphase [8] code could also reduce poor fall-off of the radiated spectrum and mismatch loss in the receiver pulse compression filter of biphase codes.