Sentence examples for fallen off to from inspiring English sources

But so far this year, traffic has fallen off, to an average of 4.6 million visitors in June.

As people have moved on with their lives, however, activity on the site has fallen off to a trickle, Ms. Sutton said.

"Reading has just fallen off to such an extent that we had to do something," said Claire Donohue, a media specialist at Bethpage High School, where a formal summer reading program began in 1999.

The catch in recent years, says Professor Lipcius, has fallen off to about 60 million pounds of crab meat in Virginia and Maryland waters, as opposed to the 80 million to 100 million pounds taken in richer days in the 1960's.

The stock hit a high of $43.69 in February, but has fallen off to $36.43, or 21.7 times its last 12 months of earnings.

There was the student who couldn't make it to class because he had to take his lizard, whose tail had fallen off, to the vet.

Slowly, she falls off to sleep.

Before, he fell off to the side.

It, too, fell off — to 1,645 the following year.

Fake penises would fall off to reveal their real brothers".

Behind Cranford and Clarens a steep slope along the ridge fell off to the valley below.