Sentence examples for falls of course from inspiring English sources

It stands or falls, of course, on its central performance.

As the bond's yield falls, of course, its price rises, giving investors a higher total return.

"My Big Fat Greek Wedding" falls, of course, into the racial-ethnic wedding category, like "Polish Wedding," "Monsoon Wedding," "The Wood" and "The Best Man".

Some falls, of course, cannot be prevented, but you can minimize the risk by standing with the feet well apart, the weight balanced, and the arms slightly extended from the body.

Coop falls, of course, for one of the sisters he's raised with; it happens to be Anna, the true daughter, and while her blood-link to her father is the source of their love's tragic outcome, the youthful desire that Ondaatje conjures gives the believable feeling that this was simply an unfortunate accident.

Prices of goods can also fall, of course.

The Bush administration will rise or fall, of course, depending on how he handles his job.

In the end, most of their stuff sells anyhow, so the sky does not fall, of course.

They didn't actually fall, of course, but, before they brought the legs down, they had transferred much of their weight in its direction.

The Brotherhood regime in Egypt fell, of course, under the weight of its own incompetence (and in particular its failure to recruit technocrats) and its perceived nepotism.

They fall, of course, with a reluctance that makes his desire all the more moving for being tinged with sadness as well as joy.