Sentence examples for gradual falling from inspiring English sources

No drum beating, no epilepsy dancing, just a gradual falling of the breasts.

I suspect the gradual falling away of the restaurant's left wing clientele is to blame.

On the other side, many people see the same years as a gradual falling away from the zeal of the republic's early years.

Federer went on winning things, made it back to number one a couple of times (aided, it has to be said, by Nadal getting injured), but there was a sense of a gradual falling away.

The economists' studies, however, suggest that effect will be gradual: falling house prices will be an ongoing drag on consumer spending, rather than a sudden brake.So far, this brake has been eased by strong gains in financial wealth.

It was a gradual falling -- deeply, irrevocably in love.

Part of their gradual falling-out stemmed from Wordsworth's disciplined stability and the growing damage inflicted by the growing instability and wildness of the opium-addicted Coleridge.

Instead it evokes memories of what he says were "draconian contracts" he signed with DC in the 1980s that give him little control over the work he created, and his gradual falling-out with the publisher over the film versions of "Watchmen" and another of his graphic novels, "V For Vendetta".

George Magnus, the bank's chief economist, argues that a gradual fall in the dollar would benefit the world economy.

People aren't going to buy houses if it seems that prices will continue their gradual fall for another several years.

"Implicitly, Paulson and the Federal Reserve are happy with a gradual fall in the value of the dollar," said Nouriel Roubini, an economist at New York University.