Sentence examples for falling in time from inspiring English sources

Sterling was overvalued; it is now falling; in time exports will respond (perhaps quite a long time, as Britain's main export market is sluggish Europe).

Over and over, she hums them in her head, her strokes falling in time with the music's cadence: "Ticket to Ride" by the Beatles echoed on one stretch, "Paperback Writer" on another.

At an arms fair outside Moscow, five Russian tanks weave gracefully back and forth, their gun barrels rising and falling in time to a waltz.

If your roommate's or bedmate's snoring is uncommonly loud and monotonous (not rising and falling in time with their breathing), it could be occurring due to sleep apnea.

Ms. Abbate, whose own album, Falling in Time, comes out this month, started working with Mr. Haff in 2010 and has since developed a full-blown two-day-a-week strings program that includes music theory and composition.

It opens with a view of her feet propped up on the sofa; the camera rises and falls in time with her breathing.

He found that the frequency of the 100,000-year cycle has risen and fallen in time with the longer modulating cycle, matching the calculation.

Monday, May 28, citizens of La Cañada Flintridge will be called to honor another one of their own, fallen in time of war, as the name of Spc.

Flowering periods invariably fell in time periods in which least one physiological parameter was optimal in a grid square.

It is not unusual for child bearing to fall in times of economic hardship.

Most states are legally barred from running deficits, so when their revenues fall in times of recession they make painful cuts, firing workers and ending programmes thus exacerbating the downturn rather than offsetting it.