Sentence examples for onset of the fall from inspiring English sources

As a measure of the students' subjective well-being they were asked to recall their perceived health "since the onset of the fall term", i.e. mid August until the testing date, in October.

However, at the onset of the fall rainy season (October-November, 2009), SPATT deployed at the marine outfalls of the Pajaro and Salinas Rivers tested positive for microcystins via LC-MS (data not shown).

Back pain was in the students' questionnaire enquired through both point prevalence and any pain since the onset of the fall term.

Eight students (4 girls and 4 boys) and nine parents (parents of 3 girls and 6 boys) reported and described a surgery or a fracture treated by a cast since the onset of the fall term (See Table 1).

The onset of the fall pandemic wave in 1918 coincided with the nationwide celebration of traditional holidays at the end of the summer [ 3, 28, 38, 44] and with the recruitment of soldiers in September [ 3].

Questions addressed their a) medical background, i.e. handicaps, chronic or prolonged diseases, and if any recent surgeries or fractures, requiring a cast, had occurred since the onset of the fall term; b) injuries and accidents during the recall period and since the base study, including information of site of, type of injury and setting; and c) perceived health.

Just the onset of the spring rut.

Before the onset of the 2008 crisis, so the rumours go, it would have been 1,000%.

The onset of the summer rains, coupled with the annual holiday season migration to rural homesteads, has worsened the problem.

My parents and I had left Iran eight years earlier, at the onset of the 1979 revolution.

A midfield bout with Carlos Tevez at the onset of the second half illustrated the Scotland international's body strength as his Argentine counterpart literally bounced off him.