Sentence examples for to be fall from inspiring English sources

"I didn't know the dress code was supposed to be fall," she lamented.

PARIS — So how did a flock of pigeons a French slang word adopted by a group of startup entrepreneurs who don't want to be fall guys for the government's efforts to plug its budget gap manage to shift the debate in France over an increase in the tax on capital gains?

And while "October Road" asks us to think about Knights Ridge as the blue-collar nowheresville of a Richard Russo imagining, the creators cannot quite commit to what that means visually, depositing the characters in big houses with pretty clapboard exteriors on broad streets where it always seems to be fall.

The Athletic Fee shall not be implemented until the semester the new football stadium is complete, which is expected to be fall 2011.

Witness the rapid rise and (what looks to be) fall of Draw Something, the social app from gamemaker OMGPOP, which Zynga bought for $200 million at the peak of Draw Something's popularity.

For proof I offer multiple movies and television shows where it almost always seemed to be fall: The Gilmore Girls, October Road (okay, it's in the name, but still), When Harry Met Sally..

Perfect Nonsense is sometimes too strenuously ho-ho to be fall-over funny.

"To me, the franchise tag should be used on a player that your team is not just going to be worse without, but is going to be fall-off-a-cliff worse without," the agent David Canter said.

Everything seemed to be falling into place.

Loan spreads still seem to be falling.

The sky seemed, literally, to be falling.