Sentence examples for quietly falling from inspiring English sources

While everyone watches the equity markets, the pound is quietly falling out of bed.

And if you see Amour, you'll see a man and a woman who have loved each other for more than 50 years quietly falling apart.

Often built by extended clans for children who ended up moving to the big cities, they are quietly falling into disrepair.

Trying to explain the cult of Springwatch in the Guardian, Blake Morrison remarked that "the urge behind it is an old one: a dream of living in close harmony with nature", and he went on to suggest that Springwatch 's success was another indicator that the British public was "quietly falling in love with nature again".

Among the "most important" questions now facing the nation, he states, are why we are losing technical jobs, why our young people make a poor showing on international science and math tests, why "the world is racing us to the top, not the bottom, and why we are quietly falling behind".

When done in succession, the sound created a simulation of quietly falling raindrops, then sheets of rain, then lightning and thunder.

ONE canary in the climate-change coalmine may have just quietly fallen from her perch.

Why did the city effort, once trumpeted, quietly fall short of its goal?

While the week quickly gets booked up in a dead run for results, recognition quietly falls off the calendar.

Here she explores her own spiritual crisis; despite success and a loving husband and son, "I had begun to quietly fall apart," she writes.

But while the NRCC initially criticized Democratic nominee Jeff Van Drew, a moderate state senator, the race had already quietly fallen off the Republicans' fall map.