Sentence examples for was fallen to from inspiring English sources
The most tangible manifestation for most people is, of course, that the average price of a litre of petrol at the pump, which was fallen to 111p this month, down from 133p last summer.
The half-life of the prodrugs was determined as the time when the intensity of the starting peak was fallen to half of the starting value, Figure 2 and Table 1.
Still, the empire was falling to pieces.
"I was scared, I was falling to pieces," recalls Amin.
Meanwhile the share of more traditional adjustable rate products was falling, to 36% from 46%.
I didn't want to work on at Miles' because his piano was falling to bits".
For example: Fall could mean falling (the snow was falling), to fall over (Emmie fell over), or the season (The leaves turn brown in the fall).
He's fallen to bits, totally gone.
That's fallen to $1,291 as of the second quarter.
Now, it's fallen to as low as two Euros ($2.12) for a 30-minute session.
