Sentence examples for time is falling from inspiring English sources

Magyar TV's share of adults' viewing time is falling towards 10%.

Time is falling apart and only he can find and operate his brother's counter measure – The Lifeboat Protocol.

Cliché is not spurned — time is falling through Knausgaard's hands "like sand"; elsewhere in the book, the author tells us that falling in love was like being struck by lightning, that he was head over heels in love, that he was as hungry as a wolf.

Indeed, by several accounts, the number of companies receiving checks for the first time is falling as wealthy individuals who tend to be the first investors in start-ups are exercising more caution.

By several accounts, the number of companies receiving checks for the first time is falling as wealthy individuals who tend to be the first investors in start-ups exercise more caution.

The old railway station, not exactly a landmark; the old Olympia swimming pool, which had seen better days; and the Tay Hotel, which at the time was falling apart".

He even received a visit from the police in 1953 when thousands of gay men were being persecuted and high-profile "inverts," to use the jargon of the time, were falling victim to blackmailers and police agents provocateurs.

THE good news for the United States is that Fallujah, the city at the heart of Iraq's insurgency has, for the time being, fallen strikingly quiet.

Other important mechanisms attributable to the increase in agricultural injuries over time were falls, struck by/against, other specified/unspecified mechanisms, and fire/burn.

He could fulminate and satirize; he could complain ("The times are falling apart like dunked toast").

Average sleep times are falling, and with a growing body of evidence linking insufficient sleep to an increased risk of obesity, the tendency to binge eat when you're tired is a real health problem.