Sentence examples for it often falls from inspiring English sources
Fraser's amply researched but occasionally turgid book is her first foray outside of British history, and it often falls into its own "Let 'em eat cake" attitude.
I feel part of something larger, more significant and enduring than my mortal, perishable, sometimes lonely and bewildered self: a nation for which people have been willing to die, one that stands for something noble, even if it often falls heartbreakingly short of its ideals.
And it often falls to our smaller institutions to tackle the initial, broad-stroke cuts.
When they do preach that message, it often falls on deaf ears.
As a result, it often falls as snow at high latitudes and is stored in large bodies of ice.
It often fell to Etchemendy to deliver hard truths about issues ranging from finances to alcohol to sexual violence.
It's why, for him, those attempting to emulate it often fall short of the real thing.
At first they just glued the magnet to the user's tongue, but it often fell off after a few hours.
Let's begin by looking at what organizations need from innovation and at why their efforts to obtain it often fall short.
At the apartment on Ellwood Street, the men cooked and discussed art and politics and downed many toasts, and it often fell to the women — usually Genis's wife, Irina, who worked for Pan Am — to clean up after them.
