Under her feet, it seemed the ground was falling away.
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As a modern Papuan language flourishes, ancient ones risk falling away.
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First, Americans are falling away from the church in unprecedented numbers.
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I parted my legs, the blanket and sheets falling away from us.
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You can listen to a track from the album, "Falling Away," below.
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One factor was the falling away of audiences for contemporary "classical" music.
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" "The popular phrase for this is 'deconstruction, the biblical phrase is 'falling away.
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I feel my bones falling away, puzzle pieces being loosened from their fit.
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Each stage gets the gene of interest further into the population before falling away.
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What no longer works is falling away, being exposed, and coming up for healing.
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A faulty sensor prevented one of the rocket's side boosters from falling away cleanly.
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"Detroit's story is one of falling away and coming back and maintaining," he said.
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"It's looking like the dust is falling away, as you go closer," he said.
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The body scrub is invigorating and I can feel all the travel grime falling away.
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Suitors are falling away, however, after some companies initially showed interest, according to media reports.
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As you dust off the powder, visualize your fears and doubts falling away with it.
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"This would reduce the threat of demand falling away in the Chinese economy," he said.
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The idea that films and TV are star-driven is falling away a little bit.
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It felt like old pieces of my life were falling away to reveal someone newer, better.
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Yet far from joining the labour force, women have been falling away at an alarming pace.
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Charles Murray has written about a beleaguered working class, telling us that it is falling away.
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The old Swifts fight to climb to the top before they are all seen falling away.
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Their support enabled Froneri to price lower, even with a number of CLO investors falling away.
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Those problems, however, are falling away, as home values rise quickly and borrowers rebuild their credit.
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They took up the back of the line for a few hundred feet before falling away.
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One jogged beside me with a cigarette for nearly a mile, falling away when I sped off.
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Just the world in general, so many of the old constructs are just falling down, falling away.
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Russian stock indexes were down, with the rouble-based MOEX index falling away from Tuesday's record high.
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"The stigmas are falling away, and we think that's a good thing," she said in a phone interview.
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As a result, the hope for the Dow topping 20,000 before 2016 ends is slowly falling away for investors.
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Meanwhile, oil prices were lower on Monday, falling away from two-year highs amid expectations of increased U.S. output.
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And the world's bad news, which normally absorbs us, was falling away like the earth in a plane window.
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The animal play comes right after "Falling Away," Christopher Shinn's raw, romantic tête-à-tête, directed by Mark Armstrong.
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The feeling of community — of graced belonging — does not necessarily protect American Honey's characters from falling away from the faith.
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Z. stumbled again, this time falling away from me toward N., who caught him and kept him on his feet.
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One by one, parts of 'me' have been falling away, leaving me completely empty of any sense of being someone.
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So the thing that kept our generation young is falling away, globalization, technology aren't going away; these are massive things.
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"This falling away from faith is unprecedented in American history," said Randall Balmer, a professor of religion at Dartmouth College.
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That a serpent should resurface at just the moment scales were falling away from people's eyes is probably no accident.
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"Inflation is falling away from their target," said Robert Tipp, chief investment strategist at PGIM Fixed Income in Newark, New Jersey.
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In 2013 falling away-attendances prompted seven clubs to introduce perks for travelling fans, including drink tokens and even subsidised tickets.
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"Pilots, the fall season, summer repeats, live ratings" — all hallmarks of traditional television — were falling away because of Netflix, he boasted.
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Throughout the adagio that follows, Siegfried opens her up and out; she keeps withdrawing, fending him off, falling away from him.
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They study what Constable—seeing them— saw: awe for sure, but also a falling away from any sense of earthly surface.
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Rules proscribing their use are slowly falling away; they might not after all, it has been decided, interfere with an aircraft's systems.
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Uranus in Taurus could bring sudden growth spurts or a sudden falling away of something that has felt like a permanent fixture.
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And in the case of Sandy Hook, one of them recently stuck to his guns, even though his credentials are rapidly falling away.
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Preliminary evidence suggests that, instead of falling away from the advancing rocket, the booster struck the core section, triggering the launch-abort sequence.
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Its index was last down 0.1% at 98.242, falling away from 26-month highs hit on Thursday before news of the tariff threat.
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"Both of those issues we see falling away, quite frankly, at the moment ... we see customers remembering to bring their bags," he said.
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I felt a pulsation inside my skull—it was like a tiny helicopter taking off and a shard of egg shell falling away.
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"In a place like South L.A., which investors have systematically avoided, the red lines are just now falling away," Mr. Harris-Dawson said.
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It selects, out of the flow of time, a moment to be preserved, with the moments before and after falling away like sheer cliffs.
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"When you start giving preference or special protections to journalists, our defense that we are like everybody else starts falling away," Mr. Tompkins added.
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To engineers, uneven movement of a dam means that the ground underneath may be falling away; the uneven pressure could ultimately cause a breach.
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First, as the race narrows to a top 3 with Kamala, Booker, Beto, Buttigieg and others falling away, Warren will be the primary beneficiary.
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Even business elites who would typically shrug off human rights abuses as something to ignore on the road to profit are falling away from the regime.
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It involves a cast of dozens — journalists and junkmen, artists and runaways, all capturing different aspects of a society whose democratic institutions are slowly falling away.
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By the time of the later Frankish king Frederick II, we see the eventual dominance of Christianity and a falling away of constructive collaboration between cultures.
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But the last vestiges of those machines are under threat, or falling away completely, changing the nature of Democratic Party apparatuses that once controlled America's largest cities.
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"I ended up with a severe infection from clinic and the skin was just falling away and my eyes blew up," she wrote, referencing a series of photos.
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Autumn here is absurdly beautiful; at the end of the season, the leaves in the treetops turn almost purplish, like an expensive head of cauliflower, before falling away.
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Another, Andreas Haider-Maurer, also retired from his match after falling away in the second set, giving the match to Evgeny Donskoy at 7-6 (3), 5-1.
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And yet it is precisely this expectation of solidity, this notion that things are probably going to be fine, that I sense falling away from us once again.
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During a typically frenetic rally for a doubles match, Glushko mishit a backhand as she was falling away from the baseline and sent a towering lob over the net.
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And historically, Iowa voters have demonstrated their willingness to make last-minute shifts, falling away from a safe bet or getting behind a relative unknown, just before the caucuses.
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The country had also been fortunate in that expectations of future inflation were not falling away as they had in Europe and Japan, a slippage that can become self-fulfilling.
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Almost immediately they began to shatter, falling away from the Queen of Beasts and her brood like great, fragile sheets of ice loosened off a roof by an early thaw.
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" Lopez fretted about the region's future, but concluded that "in behaving respectfully toward all that the land contains, it is possible to imagine a stifling ignorance falling away from us.
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Oil traders are well-positioned to generate returns despite the likelihood of prices falling away from multiyear highs over the coming months, according to a senior analyst at Goldman Sachs.
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There's also the fact that we're more open now, that stigmas around mental health are falling away, and so more people are coming out and being honest about their struggles.
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For Kemal Keram, who has worked a three-quarters of an acre plot abutting the city walls for two years, growing cucumber, parsley and lettuce, says his customers are falling away.
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"Former champions of media freedom, like the US government, are actually falling away in terms of the stands that they used to take in protecting the integrity of journalism," he said.
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A bent pin, part of the system that senses when the four side boosters fall away from the Soyuz's central core, prevented one of the side boosters from falling away cleanly.
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As the end of the week neared and potentially gettable votes in favor of calling witnesses kept falling away, the impeachment trial's denouement began to resemble more of a fait accompli.
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After opening the throttle and pulling back on the yoke, the plane bounced down the runway and suddenly the ground was falling away and the houses and cars below became toys.
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GKN has proposed merging its automotive business, which supplies components to companies including Volkswagen, with Dana in a cash-and-shares tie-up that is dependent on the Melrose bid falling away.
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I booted up, logged into his Wi-Fi, and proceeded to watch a flickering Steph Curry convert an unbelieving crowd — spinning, falling away, each long-range jumper more spectacular than the last.
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What to watch: The rules and institutional norms that once limited presidents' ability to reshape the judiciary are quickly falling away, in a partisan tit-for-tat over who's the bigger obstructionist.
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They openly announced how clever they'd been in diverting Trump's resources away from battleground states to the Republican heartland, and all the while traditionally left-leaning states were falling away from them.
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The embargo is still in place, and so is the travel ban, meaning US tourism to Cuba is still restricted, though those restrictions have been falling away rapidly since the deal was first announced.
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The slopes of the volcano rose around us in pleated folds of utter, impenetrable green, falling away beside us in the depthless ravines the creases made, slick and dazzling with a wet emerald gloss.
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For a century and longer, the individualist quality in U.S. workers has been falling away as Americans have moved to the city and labor become more about big companies and playing well in the sandbox.
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Sebald is describing a collective death, a falling away; the people in this word picture, like the felled trees he describes in "The Rings of Saturn," are as if caught in a kind of swoon.
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Prescott had been a big part of the problem, throwing for a total of 500 yards and five interceptions during the streak, and what had been a promising season was quickly falling away from Dallas.
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After falling away from the church in my midteens, I'd had a religious reawakening at Parris Island, where I found myself much in need of God's mercy because we got none from our drill instructors.
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The separation starts at the 1:25 mark, with the failed booster swinging sideways instead of falling away, sending the spacecraft spinning:The AP reported the rocket was 50 kilometers from Earth's surface when the booster failed.
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Because there is no air in space, there would be no drag forces acting on the debris either—so they should move at a constant speed and remain near the star destroyer instead of falling away.
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Even the Brazilian league, ransacked of its best talent for decades, briefly rose and brought back talent ahead of the 203 World Cup as the local economy soared, before falling away again as the market crashed.
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As women continue to use #ShoutYourAbortion to talk about their experiences terminating pregnancies, she says she can see the fetters of shame falling away—one of the most powerful tools anti-choice activists have at their disposal.
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Campaigner Maureen Hatcher, who said she started the colorful ribbon campaign several years ago in defiance of the secrecy cloaking the town and its victims, said the once intense opposition to people like herself was finally falling away.
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But some of the hallmarks of the Bloods in years past, though always loosely followed, are falling away: paying homage to so-called original gangsters in prison, reciting oaths and rules, deferring to leaders in matters of violence.
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A grid-work array of colorful tiles (parts of which appear to be falling away toward the bottom), portrays a panoramic bird's-eye view down both sides of a V-shaped valley, the sun rising in the pristine distance.
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The essayist and photographer Teju Cole writes in his column "On Photography" for The New York Times that photography is inescapably a memorial art, that in photographs, one moment is preserved, with those before and after falling away like sheer cliffs.
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The 72 hours that followed comprised of part victory lap --- it was clear Christie had frozen the post-Iowa rush of donors and supporters to Rubio -- and part urgent campaign push to lock in the voters falling away from the senator.
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JD Vance's " Hillbilly Elegy" has become a best-seller in part because of what it has to say about the affinity of working-class whites for Trump, whom they see as a defender of a patriotic culture that is falling away.
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Oil prices eased on Thursday, with U.S. crude falling away from two-year highs reached the day before, but the shutdown of the Keystone pipeline and a drawdown in fuel inventories continued to bolster markets despite worries over rising output.
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It depends on a long race and on several factors outside Mr. Kasich's control, such as Mr. Rubio's falling away after the Florida primary on March 15 and Mr. Trump's failing to get enough delegates to clinch the race before the July convention.
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The ephemeral nature of friendship is hard to accept for almost anybody, but it's especially difficult in queer circles, where a friend falling away from the group usually means they've just got other things going on, but could also mean something worse.
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They were his parents and what they were witness to was the falling away of everything they had ever known: observers trying to keep track of a universe that wouldn't quit undoing itself, wouldn't quit tearing apart the only world they had known.
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M ilch : I feel the past falling away and the attachments of regret for what wasn't done or was done badly or was done without sufficient sympathy, and it was for that reason that our granddaughter's visit was such a redemptive and compelling occurrence.
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Things are always coming undone and falling away from Mr. Anderson's clothes, like fine gold strands that hang from a sheer blouse, a floor-length cape dress with sleeves that fall open when untied, and fuzzy animals embroidered on sweaters with untrimmed fringe fur.
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After stretching her style in several directions—from the maximalism of White Teeth to the minimalism of NW, and several shades in between—she has found an authorial tone that seems to keep falling away, foregrounding characters whose radical instability makes them all the more vital.
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That included a 20-yarder with anticipation to Thielen to convert third-and-13, two rockets near the sideline while rolling right (Diggs dropped one that turned into an interception) and a bullet to Laquon Treadwell on the left sideline while falling away on fourth-and-5.
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The cedars stood like an infinite army of stoic and towering sentries all around and above and below me, endless legions of them, falling away on my hill and then rising higher on the next one, their tops shimmering gently way, way up there in the occasional breeze.
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Typically, an actor is supposed to ignore any distractions of her body — the fact that she is hungry, cold, physically intimidated or coursing with adrenaline — although a director measures an artist, at least in part, precisely by how deftly she manages to show these falling away when she performs.
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Indeed, combining an enduring core of belief with a general falling-away could make the Christian position permanently embattled, tempting the pious to paranoia and misguided alliances while the wider culture becomes more anticlerical, more like 19th-century secular liberalism in its desire to batter down the redoubts of traditional belief.
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And yet, unlike Criswell, Moore frames this decline as an opportunity, not just because it may represent the falling away of "cultural Christians" who were not truly faithful but also because it allows Southern Baptists to renounce the kind of cultural and political power that ought to make Christians skeptical.
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Over the past few years, cultural reasons behind people's decision to ink have become less prevalent and, with prejudices that would once have held you back from employment falling away, what's left is joy in making a permanent change to your body – whether your motivation is meaningful, impulsive, creative, or simply that it looks cool.
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The acclaim, controversy, and notoriety Roth achieved via that early breakthrough paled to what greeted him with the publication of the 1969 novel Portnoy's Complaint, a book whose dark humor and sexual frankness helped blow the doors off what was possible in American literature at the end of a decade that saw many of the old rules falling away.
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We spoke for two hours, the world and the rich and the privileged falling away with it, so that somehow, in this gothic Victorian hotel—where waiters whisked from table to table, fretting over big bills and draining wine glasses—it seemed, for a few hours at least, it was only Ben and I. The man behind Plan B, the human who is no different from the rest of us.
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Several Republicans who have had dealings with him tell me that they can't really determine which of his most outrageous, deplorable statements are instances of a mask falling away and which are instances of a mask being put on, because with Trump it's all about the situation and the audience, and if the audience signals an inclination to embrace him, he recites the lines that guarantee the hug.
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