Sentence examples for now to fall from inspiring English sources
But in Vienna, diplomats gave warning that the Serbs would—not for the first time be doing themselves a grave disservice if they were now to fall in behind hotheads such as Mr Nikolic.
A lot of that's come now to fall under the rubric 'flooding the zone' " -- a phrase that was used to describe his practice of assigning a lot of reporters to a big event, but one that became a pejorative in the newsroom.
Begin now to fall in love with her apocalyptic landscapes. .
A weird feeling, something like a pride of ownership, came over me, which I would compare now to falling asleep at the wheel.
Cepheids are now considered to fall into two distinct classes.
Prices are now expected to fall 11percentt over the next six months.
Sales weakened over the summer, and prices are now beginning to fall.
Full-year revenue is now expected to fall 9percentto to about £467 million ($665 million).
'This means that the share of national income devoted to education is now set to fall.
However, that is now predicted to fall to between £385m and £395m.
Investigations into the pathogenesis of periodontal disease are now considered to fall under the umbrella of "osteoimmunology" [ 1].
