Sentence examples for to begin to fall from inspiring English sources

It actually took me about two thirds of the book to begin to fall in love with this story.

Steyer is convinced that global greenhouse gas emissions will have to begin to fall within the next few years or the world will suffer catastrophic consequences.

The sudden imbalance of power, with only one engine operating, caused the autopilot to disengage and the plane to begin to fall.

But Rome, long anti-English, has seen empires, including its own, come and go, and thinks that now it is time for England's shaky empire to begin to fall, that the British sacrifices are in vain, that whatever they do will not matter anyway in a thousand years.

But Rome, long anti-English, has seen empires, including its own, come and go, and thinks that now it is time for England's shaky empire to begin to fall, that the British sacrifices are in vain, that whatever they do will not matter anyway in a thousand years... View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By Alan Burdick By John Cassidy.

We actually expected there to be only a loose relationship there [between type II diabetes and air pollution], so we expected it to begin to fall apart as we looked at other risk factors," says Harvard researcher John F. Pearson.

The first audience we performed it to began to fall about laughing.

Bring soup to a simmer and cook, partly covered, until potatoes begin to fall apart, 45 to 50 minutes.

Within only a year or two these two trends are expected to cross, and the population will begin to fall.

And in its 2008 forecasts, global population was set to peak around 2070 and then begin to fall.

The temperature trend caused by climate change will continue to be upwards unless carbon emissions begin to fall.