Sentence examples for falling away dramatically from inspiring English sources
Derby attack in a way the United fans would love Former Derby manager Steve McClaren ran two consecutive Championship campaigns with an attack-minded 4-3-3 system and while he failed to achieve his objective of promotion, falling away dramatically last season, there was always excitement.
In Petra, Jordan's premier attraction, tourist numbers have fallen away dramatically.
It was a match they should have won and looked like winning comfortably until they fell away dramatically in the final quarter.
Attendances fell away dramatically and McLeish faced ferocious abuse towards the end of the 2-1 defeat at home against Bolton Wanderers last month, which was watched by Randy Lerner and proved to be a tipping point for the Villa owner.
In publishing the survey, the academy called for a discussion about why, when women comprise half of ticket-buyers and nearly half of directors entered at this year's Sundance Film Festival, their numbers fall away dramatically at the top end of the industry.
After a scintillating opening weekend to this year's Six Nations, the standard has fallen away dramatically.
But generally, after six months, they began to fall away dramatically, she said.
Wigan had looked on course for an automatic promotion place in the first half of the season but the team's form fell away dramatically after Christmas.
The routine jobs – both cognitive (say payroll clerk) and manual (say assembly line worker) – are falling away most dramatically while the non-routine – both cognitive (say financial analyst) and manual (chambermaid) – have held up better so far because they turn out not to be simple and repetitive in a way that can be easily programmed.
Tamer Abrahim, a restaurant owner in Palmyra has seen business fall away dramatically.
