Sentence examples for falling something from inspiring English sources

When we announced the project, there was an assumption that we'd be running around going, 'Oh God, the building's falling,' something crass like that.

"The reality is we have taken action to bring the housing benefit bill under control, and since 2012 the amount going to private sector landlords has actually been falling – something which the National Housing Federation fails to recognise," he said.

Antidepressants, albeit useful, are consistently associated with risk of falling, something that should therefore be borne in mind and the necessity of their use be periodically questioned in each particular situation.

But when the towers fell, something of New York's vision of itself tumbled with them.

More important, the name falls something short of capacious: only female mammals lactate; males, strictly speaking, are not mammals.

Hedge-fund managers, for instance, have the ability to "go short" (bet on their prices to fall), something that ETF funds cannot do.

Yudof is by many accounts a skillful manager and a good listener, but his vision of the university falls something short of Churchillian.

Troublingly, Blinder said, the proportion of students leaving the UK within five years of arrival had fallen, something Universities UK is now looking into.

But when a blindfolded Survivor contestant walks into something or falls over something, it's okay to laugh!

Showcase," a new song by the British band the Fall, something's up with the singer, Mark E. Smith.

The men's finals featured a surprising number of falls, something Choudhury chalked up to mental stress.