Sentence examples for forthcoming fall from inspiring English sources

The designer's forthcoming fall collection (in stores in late August), which she describes as "earthy goth" in vibe, will incorporate a number of bleach-dyed pieces like a celestial-looking maxi dress and circle scarf.

Underlying meaning aside, Swizz, who is serving as creative director for Reebok's forthcoming fall Basquiat sneaker and apparel line, believes any mention of Basquiat and exposure to a larger audience is good.

That transformation was behind the recent decision by the prestigious 60-year-old Shakespeare Quarterly to embark on an uncharacteristic experiment in the forthcoming fall issue — one that will make it, Ms. Rowe says, the first traditional humanities journal to open its reviewing to the World Wide Web.

In the summer break between its spring exhibition of Oscar Kokoschka's early portraits and its forthcoming fall show of the eccentric, overlooked Wiener Werkstätte designer Dagobert Peche, the entire museum is given over to works from its permanent collection, or the collections of its founders, Ronald S. Lauder and Serge Sabarsky.

Investment bank Goldman Sachs will not delay annual staff bonus payments to take advantage of a forthcoming fall in the top rate of income tax, the BBC understands.

Lars, next week which is off of his forthcoming fall LP, The Hawkman Returneth.

The experiment IVIDIL (Influence of Vibrations on Diffusion in Liquids) is scheduled to be performed in forthcoming fall 2009 onboard the ISS, inside the SODI instrument mounted in the Glovebox on the ESA Columbus module.

When it became evident that no recovery was forthcoming, she fell into despair, felt that her life was over — not only the great things of life but the little familiar pleasures of each day, like doing the Times crossword, to which she was addicted.

Brian Smith Berlin, Germany Your article (I gave up race when Decker fell, Zola Budd reveals, 19 July) highlights the forthcoming documentary, The Fall, about the ill-fated 1984 Olympics women's 3,000m race.

The band perform with a lithe muscularity not always captured on their forthcoming second album, Fall Forever.

— STEPHEN L. CARTER, a professor of law at Yale and the author of the forthcoming "Jericho's Fall" 1.