Sentence examples for falling at the end from inspiring English sources
Military spending has begun to rise after falling at the end of the cold war.
But he was also dismissive of the Tories' proposed fiscal rule that the national debt should be falling at the end of the forecast horizon in 2014.
Is there perhaps an echo of the famous description of snow falling at the end of Joyce's story The Dead here?
(The latter is also is true of East Norwegian dialects.) Pitch is usually high on the stressed syllable, falling at the end of a statement, rising for a yes-no question.
The heavy snow that started falling at the end of last week – following similar blizzards at the start of the month – has already played havoc with festive trading during the so-called "golden quarter", when retailers make the bulk of their annual profits.
Oil prices had a big fall in mid-2014 to US$444 and stopped falling at the end of the same year and then fell again to US$366 at the end of 2015 as presented in Fig. 9.
The deadline for his call for written evidence falls at the end of next week.
