Sentence examples for later to fall from inspiring English sources

Syria is close to sliding into a full-scale civil war whose outcome is unknowable, though its bloodstained president, Bashar Assad, looks likely sooner or later to fall.

Harrison, an Oxford graduate, volunteered for the stunts, first "pretending" to fall down a crevasse in a glacier, then later to fall again, this time during a climb.

All this boded well for Paul's theory that folk-psychological terms would gradually disappear — if concepts like "memory" or "belief" had no distinct correlates in the brain, then those categories seemed bound, sooner or later, to fall apart.

When first-innings destroyer Broad came back, Warner clouted him back over his head for another six, only to snick one behind to Matt Prior three balls later to fall for 124 and give Broad his 50th Ashes wicket.

The results show that mobile games have a distinctive brand-level life cycle in which the growth possibility decreases monotonically over time after the release, while the decline possibility rises after reaching the peak and then later begins to fall.

In fact, there were never any hints that they were later going to fall out.

This article originally appeared on VICE US.

Although alcohol will make people drowsy, the effect is short lived and people will often wake up several hours later, unable to fall back asleep.

Sooner or later snow had to fall.

A few hours later, snow began to fall across Kabul.

Three weeks later, things began to fall apart.