Sentence examples for falls off soon from inspiring English sources
Hatching is an exhausting effort for the neonates, which break out of their eggshells with an egg tooth that falls off soon after.
In 2013, Sweden eliminated its largest-denomination bill, and demand for its second-largest bill, the five-hundred-krona note (about sixty dollars), surprisingly fell off soon afterward.
He would pick lint or stray hairs off my shirt or touch a scab on my hand, assuring me that it would fall off soon — any excuse for physical contact.
Campbell's high number of carries (his 373 in 1980 was an NFL record at the time), however, took their toll, and his play began to fall off soon before his mid-season trade to the New Orleans Saints in 1984.
As we noted, shortly after that premier, Clips scored up to one million downloads in its first four days in the charts, but according to App Annie numbers, its ranking fell off soon thereafter.
She is a dainty demon: a spoilt child with a light voice, quick movements and a bright fixed smile that falls off her face as soon as she is alone.
With its combination of overkill and emptiness, the New Money evokes our modern age of luxury hotels and theatres where the luxury falls off as soon as you enter.
I recall — and I wonder whether others share this recollection — that protests fell off drastically as soon as the draft ended, in January, 1973, more than two years before the end of the war.
