Sentence examples for now fallen on from inspiring English sources

Suspicion has now fallen on members of the wider 'Olympic Family', made up of national sporting federations, athletes and media.

'The shadow of death,' read the last line of his column, 'has now fallen on all Americans.' " And so the story begins.

The United States, a long-dominant men's tennis power now fallen on hard times, lost its remaining top 20 player Tuesday (for next week's rankings) when John Isner became Pospisil's first victim here in three sets.

The increasingly mastodon-like Sylvester Stallone rehashes yet again his Chuck Wepner-like American everyman routine as Kid's old rival, Razor, now fallen on hard times and in a factory job.

[C2.] A Downturn for Web Consultants In the current climate for technology stocks, it is not surprising that the troubles plaguing other sectors of the industry have now fallen on consulting companies.

IN the current climate for technology stocks, it is not surprising that the troubles plaguing other sectors of the industry have now fallen on the consulting companies that help businesses build and manage their Internet operations.

The gaze now falls on Newburgh".

The spotlight will now fall on the French left.

The curtain should now fall on the tragicomic reign of today's Silvio, too.

The considerable costs of servicing sponsorship and licensing deals will now fall on FIFA.

The burden now falls on him to show why he should have three more.