Sentence examples for fallen in a single from inspiring English sources

The rock had fallen in a single piece.

A huge chunk of the mountain has fallen in a single piece.

Consumer spending has not fallen in a single quarter since 1991; it has not fallen on an annual basis since 1980.

As much as 5.5 feet has fallen in a single day at Echo Summit, and about 67 feet has been measured at the 7,085-foot 7,085-foots.

This explains why Spain has seen the fastest house-price inflation, as its income per head has been converging with that of the rest of the EU.American house prices have been less volatile than elsewhere (see chart 3): nominal prices have not fallen in a single year since records began.

More than 15in (38cm) of rain - nearly half the region's annual average - has fallen in a single week, according to the National Weather Service.

Over 7in (180mm) rain fell in a single day in Norwich: rivers burst their banks, drains clogged up, and raging torrents of floodwaters surged through the streets.

A month's rain is expected to fall in a single night over some parts of the UK, as major weather warnings were issued by the Met Office and Environment Agency.

Xuebin Zhang of Environment Canada and colleagues recently found that the amount of rain falling in a single deluge day has gone up in the Northern Hemisphere by 3.3percentt from 1951-2005.

The recent recession, which probably ended late last year or early this year, was the first in more than 50 years in which consumer spending did not fall in a single quarter, according to the Commerce Department.

In the 2011 Test between Australia and South Africa in Cape Town, for example, a staggering 23 wickets fell in a single day.All of which will give England fans hope that they can take revenge when next they tour South Africa.