For example, was his nose really falling off?
Coming off the 2012 chart-topping single "Give Your Heart A Break," she returns with a fourth album that somehow feels like a comeback effort, even though she never really fell off the pop-star radar.
Dorrinson said that acquaintances used to view him as a source of wisdom on a wide range of subjects, but added, "Ever since Ben Carson said that prisons make people gay, that's really fallen off".
"What has been the most striking issue for investors has been the fact that printer supplies have really fallen off," said A. M. Sacconaghi, an analyst for the investment research firm Sanford C. Bernstein.
"People felt that the world food crisis was solved, that food security was no longer an issue, and it really fell off the agenda," said Robert S. Zeigler, the director general of the rice institute.
Lauren Zalaznick, the president of Trio, said she hoped that packages like "Country Is Cool" would position the network, currently available to over 18 million United States households, to become the pre-eminent "popular arts" channel on cable television, especially since "the ubiquitous arts programming that dominated for the last decade or so has really fallen off the cable radar".
Sales were down before the Sept. 11 attacks, but afterward they really fell off the cliff.
And you know what else? I've really fallen off the wagon where letters are concerned.
Update: Comscore notes that the apparently severe decline in the Flux graph linked to above is overstated because of earlier inflation, so it is not really falling off a cliff.
What's really fallen off are mortgage refinancings.
