Sentence examples for slow fall from inspiring English sources

And FM's slow fall looks terminal.

It may have triggered Cruise's long, slow fall from grace.

As it turned out, it was a slow fall sports season.

The rise and slow fall of cholesterol's infamy is a case in point.

THIS long, slow fall season has led to many beautiful moments, with so many trees exploding into yellow and orange fire at once.

Initial jobless claims had been on a long, slow fall since 2011, but have jumped about 6 percent in the last three weeks, according to a Labor Department report released Thursday.

In a front row, a headstone for Isaak and Lola Feld has the adage: "The play is done, the curtain drops slow, falling to the prompter's bell".

System faults fall into two general classes: the sudden catastrophe of a mechanical breakdown and the slow fall-off of performance, which can be detected as a malfunction in its early stages, but will also lead to a breakdown if not rectified.

Well aligned LC molecules require time for random rearrangement at the off state (i.e., slow falling response time).

"The thing that bothers me about them is that I am seeing that slow falling motion, not like something powered at all.

This was a generation that had been ripped away from cozy Edwardian and Wilhelminan certainties and hurled, with little preparation, into the 20th Century; from a slow falling dusk, they were thrust into a new dawn.