Sentence examples for be to fall from inspiring English sources

The worst thing would be to fall on our faces".

But that would be to fall into an old trap.

There is quite a bit of disagreement about how bad a thing it would be to fall off the cliff.

Nakedness can be grim, especially when hanging from a zip line in broad daylight, no matter how inclined you may be to fall in love.

It's harder than it used to be to fall in love with a magazine, especially now that they're collapsing around us like the virus-stricken in "Contagion".

They'd have to be to fall for the pitch that Mr. McCain is an apostate in his own party in 2008.

The assignment was to fall in love.

But tariffs are to fall slowly, with many exempt items.

To be in orbit is to fall without landing.

Help us not, that is, to fall further behind peers.

(The expectation was to fall by at least several digits).