The phrase "are continually falling in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing action or situation where something is consistently entering or being included in a particular context.
Example: "The leaves from the trees are continually falling in the autumn breeze, creating a beautiful carpet of colors on the ground."
Alternatives: "are constantly entering" or "are repeatedly coming in".
Satire on movie actresses who are continually falling in love with someone else.
By Frank Sullivan The New Yorker, September 26 , 1931 P. 15Satire on movie actresses who are continually falling in love with someone else.
The New Yorker, September 26 , 1931 P. 15Satire on movie actresses who are continually falling in love with someone else.
Much of the documentary deals with Chaplin's tumultuous personal problems, not the least of them involving the string of teenage girls he was continually falling in love with.
"The bank of the Mississippi next the fort is continually falling in, being worn away by the current, which has been turned from its course by a sand bank, now increased to a considerable island, covered with willows.
Though global energy supplies are continuing to grow, they are doing so at a slower pace than in the past and are continually falling short of demand.
F. Amanda DeBusk, a senior Commerce Department official who enforced export laws in the Clinton administration, said the government was continually falling behind industry in efforts to control shipments of biological agents to other countries.
However, those feelings that he was continually falling short dissipated in the last years of his life as he accepted that there were always limits to achieving great art.
Being in orbit, in other words, is continually falling towards the earth and missing it.The problem with a gun is that all the acceleration happens at the beginning of the spacecraft's flight.
Part of continually falling in love is being able to love yourself in your own skin.
Travel allows you to continually fall in love with the place you're from Over time people can become disenchanted with the place they live.
