Sentence examples for then to fall from inspiring English sources

It was easy then to fall back on the powerful logic that it was either me or them, or worse yet, one of my fellow Marines.

In its most purely Carrollian sense, then, to fall down a rabbit hole means to stumble into a bizarre and disorienting alternate reality.

Per capita funding for health is due to be flat next year and then to fall in 2018-19, despithethe claims of £8bn/£10bn extra.

But, thanks to reforms already carried out by the Tories, the proportion of GDP spent on state pensions is forecast to rise only modestly, and then to fall below current levels--which are affordable--during the years to 2045.

Time itself is understood differently in Lee's dystopia: it is measured by how long it takes for bald heads, hoodies, or chaat to become fashionable and then to fall out of favor.

But this year the company expects the cash extracted to drop to $261 billion and then to fall to $128 billion next year, which is actually closer to what analysts regard as normal.

It will then begin to fall reaching 67% in 2015-16.

In November 2007, the price increased until March 2008 and then started to fall again.

Then try to fall asleep again.

But then things started to fall apart.

But then prices began to fall.