Sentence examples for why it fell from inspiring English sources

"That's probably why it fell out of favor," she said.

For one night at least, D.C. remembered why it fell in love with Bryce Harper.

That was why it fell to Jones to call out the Cowboys after the game.

That's why it fell over in the first place, back then, in the wet.

Long ago, the region's failure to develop joint-stock companies was one reason why it fell behind the West.

Communism lost any claim to the mandate of history well before it actually fell apart, and perhaps that is why it fell apart.

I was studying how it works, and why it falls apart in diseases like multiple sclerosis.

2.49pm BST Daniel Kawczynski, a Conservative, asks why it falls on the UK to deal with this matter.

This nation where civilization stretches back thousands of years wonders why it falls to the United States to determine that their leader, whatever they think of him, must go.

It's a work that is fascinatingly dated as you imagine the power and impact it had at the time and suss out why it falls so flat today.

That it is why it falls onto the parents, to look beyond the persuasive advertising and gaudy packaging and actually find out what each program is like, and which one is the best.