Sentence examples for rough fall from inspiring English sources

The joys of new fatherhood and domestic tranquillity notwithstanding, Scorsese had had, by his reckoning, "a rough fall".

It's been a rough fall for the movie business.

It's been a rough fall movie season, with ticket sales down more than 12%, but things appear to be on the upswing.

In the case of New China Life, the company's solvency margin (the cushion of capital that regulators require insurers to hold in case times turn rough) fell below 87% of total liabilities during the third quarter of this year.

My son and I are building up a flock of rough fell sheep, one we can show with pride at agricultural shows, and produce high-quality stock that we can sell for breeding.

Six years ago my husband and I bought a small hill farm in the Rusland Valley, a quiet area of the Lake District between Coniston Water and Windermere, and it is from here that I now breed rough fell sheep, a breed native to Cumbria, along with fell ponies and dexter cattle, and some rare breed sheep such as North Ronaldsay, Ouesssant and Hebridean.

Such action-figure S.U.V.'s won many battles, but eventually lost the war: As the rough riders fell back, overrun by car-based crossovers, the market essentially fell into Mercedes's lap.

Microsoft also had a rough week, falling 5.6percentt.

Although the Government claims that the number of people sleeping rough has fallen by three-quarters since 1988, figures obtained from 173 hospital trusts under the Freedom of Information Act reveal mounting pressure on the NHS from the homeless.

The company, along with a large cadre of other quickly growing technology companies, has had a rough 2013, falling from 52-week highs as investors retreated from former levels of optimism.

After the peas have been harvested, the field is rough plowed, and fall wheat is then drilled in directly.