Sentence examples for fell for a while from inspiring English sources

Since September, housing and employment have strengthened somewhat, and long-term rates fell for a while.

From the outside inwards, so that the water still falls for a while inside a cylinder of ice?

As the lowest-cost producer, Saudi Arabia can afford to let prices fall for a while without hurting its budget.

He emerges here not as a soul lost to linguistic sin, but as a great journalist fallen, for a while, among neocons.

This looked a great strategy when house price increases were greater than the cost of borrowing (which they were earlier this decade).Now that house prices have been falling for a while, household balance sheets look a lot less healthy.

Now it seems to be on the right lines.Mr Fukui has said time and again that the BOJ will stand by its loose policy of "quantitative easing" until prices have stopped falling for a while.

There is a good chance that oil prices will fall for a while, although they are likely to remain well above the levels that seemed high a couple of years ago.

Bad debt provisions in the first half of the year at Britain's Barclays Bank rose by 43% and at BNP Paribas's French retail division by 55%.That is bad news for shareholders, who will watch profits and share prices fall for a while as credit quality continues to decline.

"At first I was trying to slow myself down with my arms, but then once I started picking up speed I realized that I was going to be falling for a while and the snow was icy and there was big icy snowballs," Ms Collinson told ABC News.

Since colleges generally take more from your income than they do from your assets, the base year or right before is a great time to start your own business (assuming your income will fall for a while in the start-up years).

The canister falls for a while, then slows down with a parachute.