Sentence examples for world to fall from inspiring English sources

I think she just loved him and she didn't want their world to fall apart.

He did things his own way and expected the rest of the world to fall into line.

Oil initially rose despite weak manufacturing data from China that caused shares across the world to fall.

En route he was captured by pirates (one of the symptoms of the anarchy into which the Roman nobility had allowed the Mediterranean world to fall).

Worse still it appears that rugby players from England, Wales and Scotland are currently the only rugby players in the world to fall under this new system.

Wayne Smith wants the world to fall in love with a spud, and in this hard-luck town whose welcome sign reads "Florida's Potato Capital," his pitch is sounding smooth as a bowlful of mashed.

The Stanford mathematics professor Keith Devlin tells him, "Strictly speaking, it's impossible for anything in the real-world to fall into the golden ratio, because it's an irrational number," one that cannot be represented as terminating or repeating decimals.

The Australians, however, smashed the world record by almost six seconds, the 18th world record to fall in the Water Cube in less than six days.

Every eight weeks, Stephen MacDonald's world used to fall apart.

Reagan was able to help the Soviet Union — and world communism — to fall apart.

Mackness was 13 when her dad went to prison and her world started to fall apart.