Sentence examples for falls to watch from inspiring English sources

In day-nighters (more rare at Lord's than elsewhere due to planning restrictions), I like to spend half an hour in the Compton Stand as dusk falls, to watch the blush pink brickwork deepen to bloody scarlet as it retreats a little, the artificial floodlights creating a new palette for our eyes to appreciate.

She visited a garbage dump as darkness fell to watch brown bears dig through sprawling piles of trash; went in search of wolves in a forest but found only a frozen sheep carcass; and watched as scientists dissected a bear while Turkey's best taxidermist gave instructions over the phone from Istanbul.

In the early eighties, Willie Nelson's "On the Road Again" became our anthem as we travelled to Shea Stadium on Sundays during the fall to watch the Jets self-immolate.

Foreign journalists are invited to southeastern Massachusetts or central Wisconsin each fall to watch the harvest, where the cranberry plants rise to the top of a flooded bog, and the berries are raked off.

It's one of those moments where their hard work has paid off," said Broadneck coach Rob Harris, who was at the signing day ceremony in the fall to watch his daughters Kayla (Navy/lacrosse) and Brianna (Florida/lacrosse) sign.

And it falls to scientists watching over similar operations up and down the West Coast to provide the first alarm bell.

Regulators let it fall, only to watch in horror as the entire U.S. financial system began to unravel, and lending of all sorts came to a halt.

After you've pressed "defrost", clear the search terms and you'll have just a white background with the snow falling down to watch.

Northern Michigan offers great activities like scenic fall tours to watch the colors on the trees change or in the winter there is snowmobiling and cross country skiing.

After pretty expansive eating at Durn House B&B in Portsoy, an impeccably renovated 18th-century mansion that juggles grandeur with cosiness, we settle back to watch but fall asleep, exhausted.

RUSSIANS are hardly falling over themselves to watch Dmitry Medvedev's weekly televised talks.