Sentence examples for falling to a third from inspiring English sources

Hartlepool remain outside the League Two relegation zone despite falling to a third successive defeat at Luton.

He netted a late goal at Ewood Park but could prevent Michael Appleton's side falling to a third defeat in four Championship matches.

It looked as if they would be falling to a second consecutive Group D defeat after Robbie Brady and then Robbie Keane hit the post.

The task of negotiating a British exit has fallen to a third woman, Prime Minister Theresa May.

Thanks largely to technological advances, the average "finding and development" cost of oil has fallen to a third of the $20 a barrel it was two decades ago.

So demand is waning: by 2035 the IEA expects American oil imports to have fallen to a third of current levels—just over 3m b/d.

Among evangelical Protestant Republicans, who make up a big share of voters in several states with early primaries (including South Carolina), the proportion fell to a third.

Now, even if people were ever able to retrieve their savings, which was not assured, the amounts would have fallen to a third of their value.

The killings have almost stopped and street crime has fallen to a third of its previous rate – thanks, he says, to more police officers patrolling the city.

Saints, who drop to sixth, managed just one weak shot on target as they fell to a third consecutive defeat.

The Dragons fell to a third successive defeat, this time by bottom side Northamptonshire at the Swalec Stadium on Saturday.