Sentence examples for may fall from from inspiring English sources

I may fall from this level.' Sometimes you've got to step backwards to step forwards.

But if you run a race you're going to get nicked up and you may fall from grace".

Overall growth in technology spending may fall from 7percentt last year to 4percentt or less this year, according to estimates by IDC, a research firm.

Shareholders need to decide whether the benefits of membership in a large fund family are worth the risk of holding funds that may fall from favor.

It may even survive the coming election, in which the Liberal Democratic Party may fall from power without the Democratic Party of Japan offering a clear alternative.

Its rating of British Telecom (BT) may fall from AA+ to A-. BT postponed a bond issue worth $10 billion that had been planned for early September.

Fungi may remain from microbes that live in the salterns, or their spores may fall in from the air over weeks of evaporation.

Sales may fall 24percentt from the quarter that ended April 30, to $15 million this quarter and next, a spokesman, Kim Shanley, said.

Volkswagen-brand sales in the quarter may fall 9percentt from a year ago after two-month sales of the Golf, the company's best-selling car, fell 7.5percentt.

Energy prices may fall further from last summer's peak, but analysts predict that Valero will earn $7.45 per share in 2006, versus expected earnings of $6.73 split adjusted for 2005.

Don't only watch TV during this hour, or you may fall asleep from the lack of brain activity.