Sentence examples for falling of from inspiring English sources

A dam creates electricity from nothing other than the falling of water through its turbines.

Sometimes the spray of wit, and the constant rising and falling of tempo, became wearisome.

From the flowing of rivers to the falling of rain, this movement keeps us all alive.

We now grow only 60% – and falling – of the food we consume.

Forestall the natural falling of the batter by beating it down yourself with a wooden spoon.

"The owl of Minerva," wrote Hegel, "spreads its wings only with the falling of the dusk".

No drum beating, no epilepsy dancing, just a gradual falling of the breasts.

How Judd coped with the constant and maddening falling of his pillows, we'll never know (he died in 1994).

All that has been demonstrated in that case, however, is the falling of an object, not gravity.

I just think that the swaying, and subsequent falling of some, is one thing that is so damaging.

I'm convinced that even before that there was a mass falling of corks from the ears of the young.