Sentence examples for fall out higher from inspiring English sources

The skinny end will likely fall out higher up along your torso.

Periodic rubbing can loosen your lashes and cause them to fall out at a higher rate.

Ed Sheeran's massively popular record ÷ (Divide) holds at No. 10, and it looks like it might finally fall out of the highest region very soon.

The faster cells fall out of the solution, the higher the sedimentation rate.

Q: Is there a volatile figure on the draft board, somebody who could be picked quite high or fall out of the first round?

To prevent losing springs and upper pins if they fall out accidentally, work over a high-contrast surface or over a bowl or dish that will catch the lock components if they fall out.

Although high near-term inflation is clearly concerning for the Bank of England, once the increase in VAT and high commodity prices fall out of the annual calculations, it is likely to drop close to the 2% target next year.

Too high and the detonations fall out of line.

Don't fall out from the tree or any other high places.

Tax fossil fuels high enough and they will fall out of use.

Shake any institution of higher learning and a dozen boycotters will fall out of it.