Sentence examples for may fall away from inspiring English sources
The following spring when the pot is moved, the bottom may fall away as if it had been sliced off.
Some who live well for most of their lives may fall away at the very end.
The filling may fall out.
Within a year, that barrier may also fall away.
Although the polls are still pointing to an SNP landslide victory in Scotland, many in the party are wary of celebrating too soon, fearing that their support may suddenly fall away in the voting booths.
Mahan finds the centre of the green, playing it very safely, perhaps deciding, not together unwisely, that if he can grind something out, everyone else may eventually fall away.
Poachers often only wound elephants and they may fall well away from where they were originally shot.
Fears of uncurbed immigration, legal and illegal as Europe's internal borders fall away, may have boosted right-wing parties at the margins, enough sometimes to bring them to power.
If you can make this a habit, you may see those extra pounds fall away.
It may be traditional for Villa to fall away at this stage of the season but the positive aspects of the Wolves approach still impressed, and they were leading until fairly late in the second half.
