Sentence examples for the falling of from inspiring English sources

The falling of the new-Brunswick-Theatre [graphic] : on the 27th Feby.

The falling of the blocks can be sped up by decreasing this number.

This feature is possibly related with the falling of M49 subcluster into the main M87 cluster.

A dam creates electricity from nothing other than the falling of water through its turbines.

The fall of a regime is often marked by the falling of monuments.

From the flowing of rivers to the falling of rain, this movement keeps us all alive.

"The owl of Minerva," wrote Hegel, "spreads its wings only with the falling of the dusk".

The most common, and critical, failure mechanism of such systems is interfacial debonding, which might precipitate the falling of tiles.

All that has been demonstrated in that case, however, is the falling of an object, not gravity.

In ancient times Britons marked the passing of the seasons by the falling of leaves and the first cuckoo.

They noted that the falling of the Kingdome was a surface vibration that might not perfectly mimic earthquakes.