Sentence examples for fall quite from inspiring English sources

That seemed to fall "quite easily" within the law's literal terms, he said.

We highlight these metrics fall quite markedly in 2015 to 8.4 times and 6.1 times respectively.

It was really in 2013 that we saw pay growth start to fall quite sharply.

Last Thursday, Augsburg's Dirk Schuster became the seventh and latest manager to fall, quite literally.

Which means that as the stocks of big banks fall, quite a few sensible investors are actually making money.

The point is that sales have to fall quite a bit for you not to come out ahead.

They fell quite neatly.

"This falls quite squarely inside of that".

Q.A friend recently fell quite ill with something called ehrlichiosis.

In recent months it has fallen quite a lot, but it probably needs to fall further.

Just after she reached the halfway point, though, she suddenly fell quite ill.