Sentence examples for it falls back from inspiring English sources

But when the time comes for the movie to make its point, it falls back on creaky plot twists and puffed-up, over-earnest speeches.

It gleefully lambasts simplistic attitudes to race, fame and the media but, like the stand-up routines that made its star a household name, it falls back on tired cliches when removed from its comfort zone.

Similarly, once the robot is damaged, it falls back on its map of behaviours that it can perform and uses this to guide a series of rapid experiments into new ways that it can move.

To make matters worse, Mr. Roman said, when one slab gets caught on an adjacent slab and does not drop back into its original position, dirt beneath the heaved slab can be washed away, thereby causing the slab to drop below its original height when it falls back into place.

Everyone who writes any kind of fiction knows how words resist the effort to make them enclose anything; the scene that's vivid and definite in imagination dies as language fails it, falls back on its default position of stereotype and received wisdom.

Kettle is right to argue that the left is lost if it falls back on its 20th-century citadels – public sector unions and the apparatus of state employment – and ignores the worried savers and the middle salary earners who do not buy the thesis that ever-increasing taxation is a noble good.

It ran up eightfold to $166 in 2000; they sold out before it fell back to its current $11.

But then it fell back to near its earlier flow speed by the next year.

Pipes dangled from its roof-high underside, clots of it fell back into the sea.

However, from 1994 onwards, funding decreased and reached its lowest point in 1999 when it fell back to the 1988 level.

On Tuesday, it fell back to 2.82percentt.