Sentence examples for originally fell from inspiring English sources

The southern area, which originally fell into the Walachian sphere, probably took its name from the Basarab dynasty.

Kekri originally fell on Michaelmas, September 29, but was later shifted to November 1, All Saints' Day.

The business originally fell into administration in November 2013 and secured rescue funding but did not last.

In fact, her portfolio has grown, with the addition of the opioid crisis and coordination with cabinet secretaries, which originally fell under Mr. Kushner's purview.

"People tried to imitate that," he said, "and then hotels became massive nightclubs with rooms, which no longer appeals to the generation that originally fell in love with boutique hotels".

Given Scaramella's own murky background, it is not surprising that suspicion for the murder originally fell on him, with the hypothesis that he had squirted radioactive poison on to the Russian's sushi.

Tolkien, he said, had originally fallen in love with the Finnish language, which has affinities with Elvish, because it has "fifteen or sixteen cases".

** Why did Mosul originally fall to ISIS?** I do not lean toward the idea of Mosul "falling" in ISIL's hands, for this implies that the collapse of Mosul only occurred at that moment.

The rebels' reported seizure of the town came as soldiers moved into the central city of Homs, farther south on the same highway, in a bid to finish off insurgents there and free up forces for northern battle zones like Aleppo … Maaret al-Numan had originally fallen under rebel control on 10 June, but it was retaken by the army in August, said the Observatory.

It must have been coupled by other indicative peaks such as N-H and O-H stretching frequencies and the stretching frequencies due to the aromatic rings, which originally fall within this region [28 30].

The anecdote about W. H. Auden's snubbing of Williams is included in Auden in Love, The Intimate Story of a Life Long Lover Affair (Simon and Schuster, 1984), by Dorothy Farnan, an Erasmus Hall High School English teacher who married Chester Kallman's father, Edward, after originally falling for Chester.