Sentence examples for pattern of falling from inspiring English sources

In the pattern of falling, draining, and recycling, the sinks feel symbolically unsettled, too.

A pattern of falling attendance is recognised as a frequent precursor to withdrawal from nursing programmes.

The same pattern of falling circulation is being repeated across Europe and the United States.

The heartbeat is indicated in a soft but insistent pattern of falling thirds, in which, Mozart wrote proudly to his father, "you see the trembling, the faltering".

Ms. Hudgins said her farm had kept horses for the foundation since 2005, but in recent years it fell into a pattern of falling behind in payments.

Japan's economic reverses have been complicated by the country's slip into a deflationary pattern of falling prices, falling wages and falling consumer spending, which economists say are interrelated phenomena that reinforce each other.

Leather walls, filament light bulbs and tooled nickel dress up the bar; in the restaurant, with stunning views of the park, visitors can dine on French-Japanese fare, created by Noriyuki Sugie, while seated beneath a tubular metal ceiling sculpture meant to evoke the park's trees below (a subtle pattern of fallen leaves covers the pale carpet as well).

I would call myself a sex addict, now that I look at patterns of falling in love and having sex".

84 This may be related to the patterns of falling with advancing age.

Risk factors for fracture in obese individuals appear to be similar to those in nonobese populations, although patterns of falling are particularly important in the obese.

A saturation grid was devised to examine the following concepts in sleep: trouble falling asleep, wake after sleep onset, tossing and turning, waking up due to discomfort, trouble staying asleep, unrested, never fully asleep, time to fall asleep, length of sleep, cyclical sleep (patterns of falling asleep and waking), and feeling unrefreshed (see Table  1).