Sentence examples for falter about from inspiring English sources

And it began to falter about 11 00, maybe 12 00, and then began to plunge.

Walker's novel falters about halfway through.

Tennis players start to falter at about twenty-four.

The transmitters' batteries tend to falter after about fifteen months also the age at which mountain lions typically leave their mothers, a behavior that scientists call dispersal.

What's more, the telegraph business began to falter just about the time the overnight package business exploded.

Maybe it's a nod to Don's optimism about his new girl, or Roger's faltering hope about his own.

WITH the housing market faltering, conversation about rising property prices has been replaced by conversation about rising property taxes.

In Hungary alone, where an economic recovery has faltered recently, about 700,000 homeowners hold mortgages and others loans that were borrowed in francs when the Swiss currency was weaker.

Though short-lived, the threat to Cyprus's small depositors still led markets to falter on concerns about the wider implications for Europe's long-running debt crisis.

He had read about Falter Way in the newspaper report of her death and had wondered why she had gone there.

Sineusov's wife died with his unborn child & he has been driven to despair from the loss so that when he hears about Falter's strange experience he is anxious to see him.