fall line

The fall line was an important early source of water power.

A trunk show for the fall line was up last week.

Quite a few runs go directly down the fall line.

A skier turns into the fall line to go down the hill.

Move your weight and pressure the outside ski well before you enter the fall line.

"I offered to match the profits of his fall line."

Computer professionals in particular will probably adore the new fall line.

But then the bike threatened to bolt down the fall line again.

"Then again, so would the contract I've just signed for my fall line.

The traditional boundary of the coastal plain is the fall line.

And he had made the effort to present the fall line to some small groups of buyers and the press.

And she was gliding down, taking the fall line.

Or visible only as a falling line of fire.

This fall line is probably the most ornate and luxurious the designer has ever made.

Mass is reflected in his fall line for Target.

When the skier is pointed down the hill, or "along the fall line", they will accelerate.

The fall line causes rivers in the area to decline rapidly toward sea level.

"It's just taken him a little while to hit his stride," she said, adding that the fall line would be carried in more stores.

Then a new fall line of canvas camera bags comes along, and vests are out.

The region's northwest border lies along the Piedmont fall line.

We arranged the stakes on a sloped piece of land in a natural fall line.

But his fall line was dismissed as lacking cohesiveness and vision.

Then we turned nearly into the fall line.

Numerous cities were founded at the intersection of rivers and the fall line.

The villages below the fall line survived by banding together for common defense.