Sentence examples for start to fall and from inspiring English sources

But eventually the leaves start to fall and the company goes down".

Six months later, sales start to fall, and the new chief executive doesn't know what to do.

Do they hold off, move onto their lender's SVR for a short period, hoping that mortgage rates, particular on fixed-rate deals will start to fall, and they secure themselves a better rate?

Bodies start to fall and split apart and lose their heads, and you could argue that McDonagh is staking his claim to the infernal Boschean tradition; he even prepares the way by having Ray and Ken mull over the quandaries of guilt and damnation that they learned at school.

When you're about to take on hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt, you will probably do well to be conservative, to ask whether you can make the payments even if something goes wrong, rather than only if housing prices keep rising, interest rates start to fall and you get a big raise.

Incidentally, if the current credit crisis continues and private equity firms lose their appetite for takeovers, that could mean purchase prices for companies start to fall, and it could also compel SWF's to make acquisitions whether they otherwise wouldn't have.

The sun was starting to fall, and Mr. Kleinschmidt was called to a more serious situation.

His blood pressure started to fall, and he was given infusions of saline.

(Those rents were negotiated before commodity prices started to fall, and will presumably drop).

The rain was starting to fall and attentions were wavering, Williams's included.

The price goes up, up, up, up, but then the price starts to fall, and everything goes to hell".