Sentence examples for it's fall now from inspiring English sources

It's fall now.

She describes the landscape and the weather (it's fall now and the leaves are turning).

Here's a pretty important fact that virtually everyone in Washington seems oblivious to: The federal deficit has never fallen as fast as it's falling now without a coincident recession.

And of his noting that it was fall now (he said he spent the weekend "raking my hate mail"), and that it's "chilly outside my house, chilly inside my house" with a special emphasis, with raised eyebrows, on "inside".

Like this, except now it's fall.

Now it's Fall '08, which means you've hit 50 semesters.

Now it's fall.

So then the summer went by, and now it's fall, and there's a whole new crop of food here that's ready to be harvested.

"Everybody says they want an independent candidate, but when you get right down to it, it tends to fall where it's falling right now," Ms. Gallet said.

Now that it's fall, I'll bet you could just smell those leaves burning.

Now that it's fall, we should focus instead on numbers with meaning.