Sentence examples for may start falling from inspiring English sources

The Swedish prime minister, Goran Persson, echoed this appeal: "Great care is needed when changing the text because many cards in the house may start falling down".

He will discuss evidence that many ecosystems are already ailing, due to both warming and human intrusions, and suggests they may start falling apart altogether at 1.5 degrees a threshold we already are approaching.

Did you know that if you up how much water you drink, the extra pounds may start falling off on their own?

If you insist on being called 'mister,' you may find lamps start falling on your head...

Be careful not to overwork the hair at your roots, since you may cause it to start falling out.

Nuclear war may have already started and you may have minutes before bombs start falling and civilization ends.

A week or two after the bombs start falling, you may want to reassess what you want to do because the war may be going in one of several different directions.

So if prices start falling, new buyers may jump into the market and prevent any extended slump.

An atheist may feel trapped if their family is strictly catholic, students often feel stuck when their grades start falling.

It was supposed to start falling next year.

Industry folk say the number of shops may have started falling this year, as competition drives down yields and rents start to climb again.