Sentence examples for falter of from inspiring English sources

In Ms. Coote's first scene, the orchestra mirrored the impetuous rush and falter of a young lover whose jealousy — and other things — is quickly aroused.

Johnny Loftus of Allmusic described the album as "a severe turn away from the falter of their first album" and said that the band made their "true debut the second time around".

In better times, deals often falter on matters of strategy or price.

Liverpool's second season under its current American ownership has faltered of late.

They were patient as they awaited the faltering of outnumbered opponents.

That process has faltered of late, as shown in flat earnings expectations for companies like Eli Lilly and Merck for 2002.

Moses, though he does his best to soothe the indignant deity, is contaminated by this collective faltering of faith, and is left behind on the mountain.

The Steelers lead the A.F.C. North, and the Ravens have faltered of late — losing last week to Jacksonville and struggling Sunday to beat Arizona.

The faltering of the peace effort did take the edge of anxiety off the "One Jerusalem" demonstration at the Jaffa Gate of the Old City tonight.

Lengthy telephone conversations from Gaza seeking to clarify the statement this evening were interrupted by power failures and the faltering of Mr. Zaqout's cellphone.

Austria's traditionally strong economy has also faltered of late and it no longer has the lowest unemployment rate in the European Union.