Sentence examples for is really falling from inspiring English sources

The dollar is really falling.

"The F.D.A. is really falling farther behind with every day".

"I now feel that the regime might really fall, for the first time we felt that the regime is really falling," said Oueiss al-Omar, a young Damascene.

"I think the investment public is really falling back in love with technology and telecom and it's been a long, long time since that's been the case," said Arthur Hogan, chief market analyst at Jefferies & Company.

"Kaine is really falling in line with the majority of American Catholics who believe same-sex marriage should be legal and who – perhaps – have more complex views on abortion laws than culture warriors would have us believe," said Michael O'Loughlin, national correspondent for American magazine, a Catholic publication.

"The sky may be really falling this time".

Each photo is animated as if it were really falling, and even casts a shadow.

One way or another, things are really falling apart in Romneyland.

"Once the shots were really falling, I started moving with the ball more, getting my feet set and following through.

We're about the height of 7 World Trade Center, which is over 700 feet, and things are really falling into place.

It turns out Lady Susan may be slightly less Marmitey than I thought, because people are really falling in love with her".