Sentence examples for massive falls from inspiring English sources

It gets so cold most winters, Mr. Yotz said, that the mist that wafts from the massive falls freezes when it hits the trees that line the falls, encasing them in ice.

If it all feels like we have seen this movie before, it is because back in July last year Chinese authorities had tried to institute regulations to stop massive falls in the stock market.

While there was slight increase of $50m in capital expenditure in the non-mining sector, in the mining sector such spending was down $925m from the December quarter: The massive falls in investment in mining mean that the non-mining sector is now easily the biggest – even excluding manufacturing: Mining investment is at levels only just above what they were in March 2011.

True, there are millions of now downwardly mobile people, Lehman Brothers and other once unsinkable firms have vanished or are bankrupt, unemployment is rising throughout the developed world, airlines are experiencing massive falls in passenger and cargo traffic, and unfathomably large stimulus packages have yet to reverse the sense of crisis.

The G7 group of countries also says it is "determined to react in a co-ordinated manner," in an attempt to reassure investors in the wake of massive falls on global stock markets.

Imagine the next time you're in Niagara Falls for a weekend of drunken gambling that instead of fresh, blue water, the massive falls are just spewing raw sewage, a gentle mist of poop water tickling your face.

Cameron says what is worthwhile is the massive fall in unemployment.

Statistics showing a massive falling off in actual investment, as opposed to sentiment, are slippery.

Crawling along massive fallen trees spanning the creek, we reached the falls.

Despite the massive fall in the value of the pound since 2007, exports are up by just 1%-21%-2%

The data also showed that despite the massive fall in investment a large rise in exports had helped Western Australia to be the strongest growing state.