Sentence examples for fall part of from inspiring English sources

Andrew Veyette always dances with sweep and attack; in the Fall part of Robbins's "Seasons" — long one of his best roles — he displayed new three-dimensional fullness and finesse.

Forecasts that the hurricane would hit Atlantic City hard led the alliance to suspend the fall part of the campaign, with a budget estimated at $6 million, on Oct. 27, two days before the storm's arrival.

Here is the background: This submunition was in the arsenal of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's military, and was fired at anti-Qaddafi rebels in the summer and perhaps again in the fall, part of the pro-Qaddafi forces' last gasps.

The United Nations said tons of extra medicine and food had been flown into the area before the snows in the fall, part of a new strategy to help the remote mountainous region cope with the increasingly harsh winters.

Members of the men's cross-country and outdoor track, women's tennis and women's golf teams have returned to competition this fall, part of a five-year plan to return the eight sports suspended after Katrina.

For the viewer of The Fall, part of the tension – a version of what happens in much European crime fiction after the second world war – is whether or not the killings are related to the Troubles.

Because water alters the chemical structure of the mantle rock and causes its melting point to fall, parts of the rock melt and, like enormous hot-air balloons in slow motion, rise through fissures in the mantle.

The falling part of W n c and the rising part of W n + 1 c intersect in the radiance domain.

From computed return stroke electric field waveforms it is found that the presence of an ungrounded branch results in sharper initial peak and a secondary peak in the falling part of the return stroke waveform.

The falling part of the inverted-U shape function is illustrated by studies showing that activation is higher for newly learnt or less familiar words than it is for familiar words that are frequently experienced.

Holger Krag, head of the European Space Agency's space debris office in Darmstadt, said the risk of anyone being hit by falling parts of the Progress vessel are extremely remote.