Sentence examples for fall too many from inspiring English sources

What if something happened — a catastrophic fall, too many pills for pain that wouldn't go away — and this time she didn't bounce back?

The Irishman was limping after at least one fall too many during the week, but cheerfully reeled off the memories he would take from the Festival: "Annie Power, spectacular.

Tway and Tom Lehman, who finished tied for fifth (286), had fallen too many strokes behind.

Saturday, in which caller after caller, many out of breath, dialed in to report shots fired, many shots, and people falling, too many to count.

Along the way, we'd stumbled and fallen too many times to count.

While the number of children in institutional care in the region has fallen, too many children still grow up in institutions and the number of those in other forms of alternative care is rising.

He had seen the decline and fall of too many men who put their certitude in equality or justice or liberty tout court.

But prices have been plummeting, and if they fall too low many farmers may be wiped out.

"The … structure will quickly fall if too many decisions are unnecessarily escalated to the top levels that could have reasonably been dealt with internally …" the document says.

In the early years particularly, stocks continued to fall as too many cod, haddock and other commercial varieties were caught, even though Icelandic fishermen were in full charge - partly because scientists miscalculated and were insufficiently cautious, and partly because politicians gave in to voters too easily.

They fall off too many tackles and they were dreadful in that first half against England on Saturday.