Sentence examples for falls began from inspiring English sources

The paddlers' battle for the falls began when a North Carolina advocacy group, American Whitewater, started lobbying the park in the 1980s, eventually obtaining one-day permits in 1999 for "Over the Falls" festivals each summer.

Working-class whites, their fortunes falling, began to embrace the anti-government, low-tax rhetoric of the conservative movement.

Then the falling begins again.

Snow is falling, beginning to turn to rain.

As the ball reaches its max height and begins to fall, begin to swing at the ball.

Math class at Summit on one afternoon this fall began like many around the country.

My fall began when, in the late 1990s, a colleague organised a conference at America's National Security Agency.

The sweet acrid smell of fall began to rise from the drifting leaves two weeks ago and more.

"Pride Before the Fall" began as a widely read 50,000-word cover article in Wired magazine.

As fall began, some cautious optimism about a recovery crept into recent interviews conducted by Patrick McGeehan, Erik Olsen and Gabriel Johnson.

As fall began, the name Zuccotti Park was familiar to only a small number of people downtown.