Sentence examples for fall off over time from inspiring English sources

"A concrete core offers more fire resistance than steel, if only because the fireproofing spray on steel tends to fall off over time," Mr. Peters said.

Do not simply tape the wire to the speaker, it will fall off over time and if you are doing the job you may as well do it right.

Don't get the accessories where the glitter falls off over time.

Alaska's oil revenues have fallen off over the years.

You may wish to include such items as: Sequins (these will fall off and fade over time but are not expensive losses and are easily replaced).

The second self-report inaccuracy we have quantified is fall-off over time.

One, people fall off roofs all the time.

And containers fall off ships all the time, surprisingly enough.

Special red lights illuminate while you're brushing to tell you that you're pushing too hard, and the removable head clips in solidly, providing no suggestion that it'll loosen over time or fall off without undue prompting.

The unwilling subject will fall off no matter how many times he's put on the tight rope; the willing person will get better over time.

That was followed by endless amounts of pseudo-gulag-pylon-hopping-weaving until you felt your knees would fall off, and when that was over it was time for a friendly game of helmets and gloves, which is street fighting on skates.