Examples of using Were falling in English and their translations into Arabic
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And they were falling in love.
There was nothing for you to grab onto as you were falling?
I sensed you were falling in love. I escaped again.
But my primitive mind thought the stars were falling from the sky.
My friends were falling in love and entering adulthood.
Aid flows to developing countries were falling at an alarming rate.
My arms were falling off.- My dog won't get your puppy all riled up?
The smell makes me feel… as if I were falling into a world of dreams.
If she were falling, she would claw at the wall to slow her descent.
Workers migrated from their countries of origin, where wages were falling, to host countries which had a shortage of labour.
Men were falling on every side but we kept going, yelling and firing as we went.
However, many developing countries, particularly those in Africa, were falling victim to marginalization because of their inability to compete.
Now that the world was on the brink of a financial meltdown and investors had exited those markets,food and oil prices were falling.
Master stroke you were falling offthat cliff and forthe first time in my life I was feeling bad.
It is uncertain whether for most countries the suffering today is greater than that of the early 1980s when incomes were falling rapidly.
Over the years, many troubles were falling on Svetlana both in the stage and in private life.
Mr. Yeo(Singapore): When we met here last year,financial institutions such as Lehman Brothers and American International Group(AIG) were falling like tenpins.
First, I thought you were falling for Alex, and then, last night, I went to your hotel, and I thought you fell for Alex.
Unwillingness to undertake production cuts while demandwas still relatively strong although prices were falling contributed to the severity of the recent price falls. .
Although poverty levels were falling globally, chronic poverty remained a pressing concern, particularly in Africa.
But this was impossible to achieve when prices for primary commodities,which accounted for more than 80 per cent of African exports, were falling compared with export prices in the rest of the world.
By midnight, water levels in the reactor were falling and TEPCO gave warnings of the possibility of radioactive releases.
The killing of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and other United Nations officials in Baghdad in August 2003showed the extent to which human rights defenders were falling victim to extremism and terrorism.
I was surrounded by beautiful heroes who were falling dead because of the violence of people who I was supposed to believe had a right to live.
Eighty armed cars and military units had invaded Nablus, injuring a number of Palestinians and leading to the imprisonment of many others, and in parts of the northern andeastern Gaza Strip more than 300 shells were falling every day.
In the least developedcountries it was obvious that while mortality rates were falling, they were still high, while fertility rates remained at very high levels.
Throughout the 1980s, public expenditure levels in those countries generally fell significantly in absolute terms, even thoughthey remained relatively stable in relation to their respective national incomes, which were falling because of recession.
The principal causes of fatal accidents were falling objects(10 per cent) followed by sharp objects and transport/shipping each with 8 per cent Table 4 shows the number of occupational accidents by industry and cause, for 1994-1998.
So following that conversation with my daughter, and seeing the absence of inflation in the face of money-printing,and knowing that international aid payments were falling at just the wrong time, this made me wonder: Could we match but just on a much grander scale?
True enough, interest rates were falling, though not as fast as the fall in expected profit on new investment. So, even in the so-called boom years, most Western economies were kept afloat not by new investment, but by asset bubbles based on increasingly unsustainable leverage.