Sentence examples for falls off of from inspiring English sources

The novel begins at its end: An anonymous character falls off of a thousand-story building in a futuristic New York City, and what follows is a story that begins three months before that moment.

Finding time to raise money for charities or volunteer at a local soup kitchen falls off of the to-do list as quickly as the hours roll off of the daily clock.

It is a very comfortable dress and nothing falls off of you.

This is achieved very simply through a game-like means: one knows whether the wrong sonority has been produced because one "falls" off of a narrow plank or "bumps" into a wall in a virtual space.

Also, though a lower speed means that it takes more time to thresh crops, it results in increased efficiency: the seed falls off of the stem instead of the stem snapping in half and remaining attached to the seed.

But if the Houston toad becomes extinct and falls off of the federal list of endangered and threatened species, plenty of other species are waiting to get on it.

The house was white wood that was falling off of itself.

For the specimens where no falling off of the charred layers was observed the fire behaviour was similar to that of homogeneous timber panels.

Conservative approximations are proposed for XLAM floor elements with three, five and seven layers that do not show falling off of charred layers during the standard fire exposure.

You can clearly see how revenues fell off of a cliff in 2009 by at least half a trillion dollars.

VYou was founded on that simple idea and generated millions of videos, from YouTubers falling off of chairs to Martin Luther King III sharing stories about his father.