Sentence examples for quick fall from inspiring English sources

Midway through the work, the plastic tubing is loosened so that the columns cascade for a quick fall of Troy, but there is little further fussing with the structure.

The more dire predictions of its opponents did not, thankfully, prove correct, and the relatively quick fall of Saddam Hussein seemed to mean, both logically and morally, the defeat of the antiwar movement.

Above all, the sluggish growth rate provides little hope of a quick fall in the vertigo-inducing rate of unemployment.Using a strict definition, about one in four South Africans is out of a job.

UConn 17-155), which finished last year in the Final Four and began this season as the nation's No. 12 team, endured a quick fall from grace since upsetting No. 1 Texas on Jan . 23

For years Mr. Lott patiently toiled in the House, advancing to minority whip in the early 1980s, then to the Senate in 1988 and finally to Senate majority leader, before his quick fall in 2002.

The quick fall in prices is shown in the experience of Abigail Disney, a philanthropist and documentary filmmaker, who a year ago put her sprawling 17-room co-op on West End Avenue on the market for $13.5 million.

Fire your once-worshipped "genius" coach and replace him with a 33-year-old who has a quick falling-out with the franchise quarterback and spars with the temperamental star wide receiver, prompting one to be traded and the other suspended.

Coaches may get more credit, but they often take the quicker fall.

The turnabout "is the quickest fall from positive to negative we've ever seen," said Al DiGuido, chief executive at Zeta Interactive.

And then there's Rick Perry, who studied at the right hand of Glenn Beck and turned himself into a master of extreme rhetoric, suggesting that Texas could secede from the Union and then calling Social Security a Ponzi scheme -- positions that seem to being doing more harm to his quick-rise-and-quick-fall candidacy than good.

But the Republic was quick to fall.