Sentence examples for fall off which from inspiring English sources
"The top part of the south tower almost did fall off, which is what would happen in most buildings.
I suspect he will continue to be a strong contender at the majors until his speed of foot starts to fall off, which seems to occur in top-level athletes around the age of 32 or 33".
It's all done in stop-motion animation with creepily realistic 3D-printed human protagonists, all of whom have sectional, doll-like faces that look as if they might easily fall off; which, in one nightmare sequence, does actually happen.
The mayor has since told his people that passengers who sit side-saddle "rarely" fall off, which is obviously hugely comforting news for all the women preparing to flirt with paralysis every time they hop on a motorbike.
Nobody falls off, which is a bonus.
Captain Vivian Lockett, of the 17th Lancers, is to be asked to replace the famous old Cantab, whose recent fall renewed the injury to his right shoulder blade, which he broke two years ago, and has been more than enough to account for the falling off which has been noticeable in his play.
It's modeled on a tradition from the Church of Nosso Senhor do Bonfim in Bahia, Brazil: worshipers tie brightly colored silk ribbons to their wrists and wear them until they fall off, at which point their wishes are granted.
Meanwhile, if you would like to see some very good — perhaps even perfect — cartoons, you can find them in our second annual "Cartoons of the Year" special edition, which is, as they say, "ON NEWSSTANDS NOW!" That is, unless it's fallen off, in which case, please pick it up off the floor, then buy it.
Though pressed confidently over one benighted place, they might slide slowly down, or fall off, all of which Mr Scott took in his smiling stride.
And if you don't create that carapace, then you will rapidly fall off a cliff, which I just about did anyway.
Like any market, it could ride along at a crest for a while, or it could fall off precipitously, after which the punter is left with either an overvalued share or a overpriced boot.
