Sentence examples for falling from above from inspiring English sources

When the water is clear, it is possible to see shoals swimming along looking for clusters of mussels or for food falling from above from holidaymakers.

It is a fast, amoral host of random danger, with bricks falling from above, manhole covers electrocuting from below and muggers sizing up marks from every shadow.

Moreover, bullets falling from above are more likely to be fatal as they primarily fall on the head and upper body.

He'll zoom out, for example, from a bird's-eye view above a rainy street in Tokyo, pulling up into the clouds so that we're watching droplets falling from above and pouring down into the screen.

And part of it is almost, in a way, a reflex to duck what might be falling from above, you know your hands go up and ready to protect yourself, that sort of thing.

It's not what you might expect from a flower show: strobe lighting, a gentle mist falling from above, and pretend fertilizer seeping from hidden vents.

Suddenly, a sandbag fell from above, narrowly missing Dave.

Oil prices have fallen from above $78 per barrel in mid-July to less than $60 in early October.

A barrel of Brent crude has fallen from above $110 £777) to below $29 in just 18 months.

While recent news coverage has focused on the current satellite's threat to people when it falls from above, that threat is, statistically, very small.

An atomic bomb explodes somewhere in the distance, creating a monstrous mushroom cloud that rises into the sky as ash falls from above, showering me like rain.