Sentence examples for started to fall off from inspiring English sources

I realized an earthquake had struck only when books started to fall off the shelf.

Stewed with canned tomatoes, herbs and wine, the lamb started to fall off the bone four hours later.

She went on, "After the last Olympics, my skiing started to fall off, and he got really aggressive about it.

In the case of AIB, the bonuses that have been stopped were deferred payments granted in 2008 – the year the wheels started to fall off the industry.

But with the growing popularity of television, and a declining population in Jersey City, the audience started to fall off in the 1960s.

"I made it a little over a third of a mile before I got so dizzy that I started to fall off the treadmill," he told the reporter, Bill Khan.

Bits start to fall off like an old car.

"The wheels are starting to fall off the nuclear renaissance," he said.

And it's strange, realising, when things start to fall off, 'Oh, right!

He added, "It feels like the wheels are starting to fall off a little".

The meat starts to fall off the bone before you've even picked up your knife and fork.