Sentence examples for fall thick from inspiring English sources

The new dramas and literary adaptations fall thick and fast at this time of year, like fallen leaves they pile up around my TV planner.

I have heard the booming of cannon, and the more deadly rattle of musketry at a distance – I have heard it all nearby and have been under its destructive showers; I have seen men and horses fall thick and fast around me.

I prayed childish prayers (which involved fiercely clenching every muscle while subvocalising the word please as many times as it took to get home) for the snow to fall thick and fast for hours, to cover everything, for a blizzard, a white-out, for snowflakes landing and melting on my eyelids and wetting my lips.

Field partly cleared but snow falling thick and fast.

"The balls from the Yankee guns fell thick all around," he later told a reporter.

LAST Monday afternoon, Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy watched as the snow fell thick on Hauppauge.

IN this season of merrymaking, the snow falls thick and fast in Las Vegas.

But now it was winter, and a fresh snow had fallen, thick and deep with a perfect crust of ice.

By the time García took to the tee at the 4th, the rain was falling thick, fast and heavy.

There Ben meets Jane Tell: "She kept her eyes on her knees, her hands in her lap, and her parted red hair fell thick past her shoulders.

As the episode finished Fellowes unashamedly made one last bid for our heartstrings cuing up the familiar strains of Auld Lang Syne as snow fell thick outside.