Sentence examples for going to fall short from inspiring English sources

He is still going to fall short in the playoffs.

Farmers were going to fall short, and widespread famine was imminent.

They just keep falling short, and you know they're going to fall short.

"So now I'm going to fall short in something so important?

"You stand for perfection but you know you're always going to fall short from absolute perfection," Toomer said.

"The only thing we're going to fall short on are the specific people of the names on the list," Colangelo added.

But without significant further improvement, Mr. Moynihan's going to fall way short.

It is hard, however, to find any mention of it in this year's report.Presumably, that is because reality is going to fall woefully short of ambition.

Hundreds of companies--Oracle, Yahoo!, Whirlpool, and Home Depot among them--have stopped forwannouncennounce that their earnings and sales were going to fall well short of what had been expected.

And when the Avalanche dropped Game 5 here, 4-1, on Monday night, allowing the Devils to head home with a chance to close out the series, it looked as if Bourque was going to fall tantalizingly short again.

At meetings in April 2001, senior Global executives discussed that revenues were going to fall $1 billion short of earnings estimates that had already been shared with the public, according to memos uncovered by Congressional investigators.