Sentence examples for falls on its height from inspiring English sources
The critics behind those five-star reviews explain what happened __________ How to make the perfect cheese scone | The reputation of a scone rises and falls on its height – here's how to make sure your savoury treat reaches for the stars __________ Badgerys Creek, a rural suburb of western Sydney, Australia, was called home by a small community.
The referendum falls on its 30th anniversary.
Writing stands or falls on its confidence.
Yet it keeps falling on its face.
Senior directors fell on their swords, and at the height of the crisis UBS launched a rescue rights issue to shore up reserves.
The team also found that most kids' cereals were placed on the lower shelves – so, when the geometry was all said and done, the spokes-characters' gazes fell on a height of about 21 inches, while adults' cereal spokespeople looked on a height of at about 54 inches.
After all, to a non-fan like me, anime's place in US popular culture seems to have fallen from its heights a decade or so ago.
Falls on the same plane were falls on ground level or from a height of < 0.5m.
Table 1 uses data from the IDB project, showing the proportion of all home falls for children that were classified as "fall/jump from greater height" and excluded falls on the level and falls on stairs and falls of less than one metre (counts of which were all specified elsewhere in the database).
To see this, suppose that a one pound brick, having been raised to a height of four meters, falls on the end of a teeter-totter imparting a motion to a four pound brick on the other end.
