Sentence examples for known to fall from inspiring English sources

Grooms have been known to fall victim to rounds fired at their own weddings.

(When she doesn't, I am known to fall into a Knausgaardian snit).

He was paid for his donation (it cost the institutions £26m), and he has been known to fall out with artists.

Smaller companies often count on health maintenance organizations to inform their employees, and H.M.O.'s have been known to fall down on the job.

It didn't help that we were flying in after spending three sunny days in Rio, a place of such uncommon beauty that people have been known to fall in love with it between the airport and the hotel.

She would go on to build her seminal opera house 15 years later, in the Chinese city of Guangzhou instead, a project that has been showered with accolades – even if the cladding panels have been known to fall off and are now bodged together with mastic.

All that rocking and nursing to sleep which seemed to do the trick to get your baby to sleep longer, can become a problem when that is the only way they know to fall asleep.

You have to know to fall with them and land in a strong position where you have total control over your opponent on the ground.

This problem is well-known to fall within the class of chance-constrained optimization problems, which are nonconvex in most cases.

In her adult life, Moore resembled the "impassioned Handel" she describes in "The Frigate Pelican," who "never was known to have fallen in love".

26 The complications arising from long-term diabetes – namely, diabetic neuropathy, retinopathy, and foot ulcer – are known to cause falls in elderly patients.