Sentence examples for quite falling from inspiring English sources

The wheels aren't quite falling off, but the road's getting bumpy and the suspension's playing up.

Balls weren't quite falling for us and we got done by a couple of set-pieces".

BEFORE Sept. 11, the United States economy seemed to hang on the precipice of recession without quite falling in.

There is a wonderful windmill sequence that has everyone hanging on for grim life but never quite falling off.

The venison should be very tender, but not quite falling apart, as the stew will look much nicer if all the pieces of meat maintain their shape.

The meat should be not quite falling off the bone because you may need to reheat when needed if you are preparing this in advance.

They attack though and Yedlin's deep cross won't quite fall for Green and Mexico race clear.

In my time at England there were some really tight games where things didn't quite fall our way.

And Mart doesn't quite fall, although a lot of this book is asking why he should not.

It is probably to be expected that a race of atom-smashers is content to ride in elevators that almost (but not quite) fall without interruption.

After a little more than a minute, Lewis complied, connecting with a left uppercut and then a right that caused Tyson to genuflect but not quite fall.