Sentence examples for falling from a high from inspiring English sources
A third protester died after falling from a high column at Dynamo Kiev's football stadium while fighting with police, Reuters reported.
The cover of his second, eponymous solo album, released in 1995, features a grainy image of bodies falling from a high building.
Enten: There was plenty of polarization during the [George W.] Bush years, and his approval rating rose like a rocket and dropped like rock falling from a high building.
In the course of a frantic day, Patience tries to rescue a mysterious cat that has been stalking her, and is herself saved from falling from a high window by a kindly, studly cop named Tom Lone Benjamin BrattTom Lone Benjamin Bratt
These ongoing woes have led to just two finals appearances, a wooden spoon and a home crowd average that has declined every year bar one since 2008, falling from a high of 21,618 to last year's 13,194.
"It was like watching a man falling from a high wire while he shouts to the audience, 'Are they going say I'm a tight-rope walker?'" Ishiguro compared the reception of his new novel to his 2005 dystopian parable Never Let Me Go, which had critics and readers alike debating its genre classification.
Aristotle, speaking of tragedy, stressed the point that it was an "imitation of an action"—that of a man falling from a higher to a lower estate.
Any vowel can be pronounced as a single note; or falling from a higher note to a lower note; or falling and then rising; or rising from a lower note to a higher note; or without any tone at all.
That came as the unemployment rate fell from a high of 10percentto4.7percentcent at the end of 2016.
