Sentence examples for fall out around from inspiring English sources

Stem cells appear to originate from rapidly dividing hair peg germ cells that grow fine lanugo hairs, which fall out around birth to be replaced by adult-type terminal scalp hairs.

You could use fresh olives during harvest season, which falls out around late September through mid November, but fresh olives have a very bitter taste that may make the juice less palatable.

Danebury was abandoned around 100 BC, in common with the trend across Britain for hill forts to fall out of use around that time.

Most people lie still while they dream, but patients with REM behavior disorder act out their dreams: They thrash around, fall out of bed, and occasionally pummel their partners.

I asked him if he found the head dress and the dress at the same time and he yelled: "Did they both fall out of the sky around the same time?

While the clarinet in C began to fall out of general use around 1850, some composers continued to write C parts after this date, e.g., Bizet's Symphony in C (1855), Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 2 (1872), Smetana's Má Vlast (1874), Brahms' Symphony No. 4 (1885), and Richard Strauss deliberately reintroduced it to take advantage of its brighter tone, as in Der Rosenkavalier (1911).

They do feel a little less likely to fall out of your ears or shift around while you're walking and wearing, though it also takes a little bit longer to get them seated correctly in the first place.

Many people fall out of the habit of shopping locally around the holidays.

Make sure not to fall out of the accent the whole time you're around that person.

I let meaning fall out of the riffs, rather than try to shape the riffs around meaning.

This can cause split ends to fall out and hang around your ears, which ruins the look.