Fell-off Sentence Examples

I was exploring and I fell off that bluff.

Had he been stalking her the day she fell off the bluff?

Pumpkin nearly fell off his chair.

I fell off Ed and I'm stuck on the side of a bluff where we were riding earlier.

Coral fishing, which fell off between 1889 and 1892 on account of the temporary closing of the Sciacca coral reefs has greatly decreased since 1884, when the fisheries produced 643 tons,-whereas in 1902 they only produced 225 tons.

In June 2006, a wheel fell off a bus as it was traversing speed humps on Dunnet Road in Plymouth.

Many women tell legendary tales of embarrassing swimming stories when a perfect dive was greeted by applause for a bikini top that rode all the way up or fell off completely.

So long as he held aloof from Ledru-Rollin and the more radical of his colleagues, the disunion resulting weakened the government; as soon as he effected an approximation to them the middle classes fell off from him.

Instead of keeping still, so I could eat him comfortably, he trembled so with fear that he fell off the table into a big vase that was standing on the floor.

He could not tell them simply that everyone went at a trot and that he fell off his horse and sprained his arm and then ran as hard as he could from a Frenchman into the wood.

Born right-handed, he lost his arm in a childhood accident when he fell off the running board of a truck.

Sora bolted up, and Jiminy fell off of his head, and on to the table.

One Amazon customer states that his iPad fell off his car at 30 miles-per-hour while protected by this screen and a high-quality case and came out unscathed.

Rough ice can be as hard as concrete, so the effects wouldn't be much different than they would be if you fell off a motorcycle on the street.

Yes, the minister forgot the candle lighting ceremony and my veil and headpiece fell off when we kissed, but all in all, it went smoothly.

Beautiful and sometimes filmed in little more than a jungle-themed sarong, Lamour's movie career largely fell off in the 1950s.

You won't be losing these on a fishing trip because they fell off and sank.

For example, I was watching a couple of rising stars and suddenly they fell off my list and I wasn't able to add any more.

When they moved it, the arm fell off and the bones inside were exposed.

A man fell off a bridge on Old Sycamore Road, hit his head on the rocks and died.

One of the show's viewers' favorite moments was when Shannel's wig fell off during a lip synch challenge.

You fell off a cliff?

I fell off on the way down the trail from Mom & Dad's graves.

I can't begin to describe to you what was going through my mind after you fell off that cliff.

In 1892 the number of live sheep shipped for foreign ports was 40,000; in 1898 the export reached a total of 577,813, which in 1901 fell off to 25,746.

Almost beardless, and with thin eyebrows, they had on their heads thick, black, lustrous hair, which neither fell off nor turned grey until extreme old age.

Helle fell off and was drowned in the strait, which after her was called the Hellespont.

Business prospered during the War of 1812, but fell off after the peace.

The trade of Hodeda, which contributes by far the largest share to that of Turkish Yemen, fell off considerably during the period from 1901-1905, chiefly owing to the disturbed state of the country.

At about the same time Japanese immigration to Hawaii fell off upon the opening of new fields for colonization by the Russo-Japanese War, and Korean immigration was promoted by employers on the islands.

Yule, from Chinese annals of the 7th and 8th centuries, says that Chinese ships came as far as Siraf (Tahiri) and the Euphrates, where they lay at Hira near Kufa, and adds that this trade fell off in A.D.

In England the marriage-rate (on the age basis) fell off by 4.6% and in Scotland by 2%, whilst the crude birth-rate declined by 15 and 1r% respectively.

In New South Wales and New Zealand, too, the marriage-rates fell off in the same period by 11 and 28% respectively, whilst the decline in the birth-rates amounted to 35 and 31%.

In that year it reached a maximum of 18,031,957 tons; it then fell off to 13,098,341 tons in 1887, rose in the two years following to nearly 15,000,000, fell to little over 11,000,000 in 1892-1893, rose fairly steadily to 14,461,330 in 1899, stood in 1900 at 14,028,208 tons of a value of £4224,400, and then showed a further fall and rise, until in 1905 the tonnage was 14,590,703, and the value £ 3,482,184.

I was told its steering idler fell off but whether that is true or not who knows.

They deny that the sun stood still which means the earth stopped revolving in Joshua 10 and nobody fell off.

While he was there he became unsteady on his feet and fell off a chair.

The official valuation of imports, which is arbitrary and incorrect, was $164,569,884 gold in 1889, fell off to $67,207,780 in 1891, but gradually increased to $ 2 05, 1 54,4 20 in 1905.

I rode on a rough road, and fell off three or four times, and am now awfully lame!

In 1904 the production was increased to 19,999,324 bushels, but in 1905 it fell off to 15,771,477 bushels.

In these there was an increase per cent of 14.2 in 1811-1821, which fell off to 2.8 in 1841-1851.

The yield of the indirect taxes fell off through the interruption of business, and the direct taxes were in large measure withheld, for want of an authority to enforce payment.

They were also well aware that if I fell off the horse, it might get out of control and hurt my wife or children.

The last of three temporary radio transmitters attached to the 12-foot whale with suction cups fell off Wednesday.