Sentence examples for off the perch from inspiring English sources

But how long until the next food fad falls off the perch?

But was there a moment when science collectively, definitively, dropped off the perch?

Just when one of these rivals gets seated comfortably on the Concacaf throne, he gets knocked off the perch.

But as older cohorts drop off the perch, Labour MPs should stand up for the new young voters reaching the register.

In San Francisco, the 49ers fell off the perch marked unbeatable thanks to the Rams, with Coach Jim Harbaugh losing a little luster, Mark Purdy wrote in The San Jose Mercury News, and his quarterback situation now looking a bit messy, Clark Judge wrote on CBSSports.com.com

I have this object that the bird wants, and I show it to you and I say" — she adopted a singsong voice — " 'What's this?,' and you say, 'Cork.' I say, 'That's right,' and you say, 'Cork, cork, cork,' while you're holding it and the bird is practically falling off the perch because he wants it.

"We're all dropping off the perches," Mr Graves warns.

Where does New York rank globally right now? A. The bad news is Manhattan has been knocked off the perennial perch as the No. 1 market.

There has been a reshuffling of the deck in the last couple of years that has seen Pfizer's relatively cheap mass-market cholesterol lowering drug Lipitor knocked off the top perch after its patent expired.

Scrape any gunk and feathers off the perches.

The Wing takes off vertically from the perch; it hovers like a helicopter, drawing power to its four rotors through the tether as it slowly begins to climb.