Sentence examples for harsh fall from inspiring English sources

It was a harsh fall from grace, back into a world of poverty and humiliation, and he greatly resented it.

Make sure you do this while you still have time to get back into your landing position, or else you'll have a harsh fall.

One map illustrates the military manoeuvres used to drive the old people away from their coastal estates and into the harsh "falls country" that forms the natural western borders of these nations.

A harsh rain fell for days.

The techniques we employed were sometimes harsh, but fell well short of what is torture.

Things are moving fast, the light is always changing and the crowds, surrounding fences and harsh light falling through the trees make for tricky backdrops.

A harsh light fell on what role San Francisco's status as a sanctuary city had in the tragedy, with several Republican presidential candidates at the time calling for the federal government to punish such municipalities.

His harshest criticism fell on President Bush's plan for the new temporary worker program.

The harshest words fell on Mr. Lang, the school's chief academic officer, and R. Stephen Sears, dean of the College of Business and Economics, who, the report said, "should have treated Ms. Bresch like they would or should have treated any other student".

But is this captivating spring also the prelude to the harsh reality of fall, the postseason electricity before the budget-crunching storm?

The Netherlands experienced a harsh rise and fall in fortune in the 17th Century – echoed in the lives of its great painters, says Andrew Graham-Dixon.