Sentence examples for always to fall from inspiring English sources
Mr. Brooks is wonderfully selfless, allowing the focus always to fall on Ms. Whelan; and she takes to it as if to this manner born.
It seemed always to fall somewhere between two and two hundred, and by the time word spread around the base no one could be sure if the numbers were being exaggerated up or down.
They will be wondering whether they are destined always to fall short this competition, after back-to-back LDV Trophy final defeats at the Millennium Stadium in 2004 and 2005.
I hope we always assume that this shadow is always set to fall over our lives.
"The ball always seems to fall to him in the box, he's always there," Johnson told BBC Newcastle.
I guess there's always farther to fall.
But why do we always have to fall in love with our leading ladies?
The responsibility for the "sin" always seems to fall on the woman.
The government's fight against terrorism always seemed to fall short.
With three of them around I was always going to fall in love with football.
