Sentence examples for seeming to fall from inspiring English sources
The fascination with the Louds also had much to do with their lives seeming to fall apart as America watched.
More strikes followed, some seeming to fall on palace complexes, before, after 45 minutes, the night returned to silence.
The jacket for Tennessee Williams's short-story collection "Hard Candy" showed extreme close-ups of cellophane-wrapped sweets, seeming to fall through the air.
His screwball Seldom is a bright outpost of Preston Sturges country, and his characters have Shakespearean ways of switching amorous allegiance and seeming to fall under spells.
It was the same when the Knicks battled Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls for years, always seeming to fall just short.
— After seeming to fall behind in the race for alternative-fuel vehicles, Chrysler said on Tuesday that it would produce an electric car for sale in 2010 and follow it up with a broad lineup of battery-powered vehicles.
In other words, when stock prices fall, companies' investment spending seems to fall as well.
Blurbs seem to fall into two categories.
Always seems to fall forward.
But these testimonials seemed to fall short.
But I also seemed to fall behind.
