Sentence examples for be told to fall from inspiring English sources

He watches the others the way a coach might watch his athletes, to see who needs attention or consolation or to be told to fall into line.

The visitors were told to fall to the ground, and Israeli soldiers at a nearby post quickly fired back, he said.

The test subjects were not instructed on how to perform the falls exactly and were told to just fall as they think they would in a real-life situation.

McAdoo's contention — that he had no reason to believe he had done anything wrong, because he had simply done what he'd been told to do — fell on deaf ears.

"Daylight Saving" the movie trailer perfectly captures the wild, gun-toting confusion that sets in whenever humanity is told to spring forward or fall back.

British dairy farmers are being told to expect further falls in milk prices, prompting concerns that hundreds more may soon decide to leave the industry.

In scenario 1 (S1) participants were told to imagine "You have fallen from the top of a ladder and landed heavily.

He had earlier told Dwyer of his plan to clean out his backyard, and was told to rest, but did so anyway, falling down and rolling off the steep slope in his backyard and over the ledge of the cliff abutting the rear of his house.

Shortly after, she said, her performance reviews fell, despite previously being told to expect top marks.

In the fall of 1968 they were told to be out of the building by Jan . 1 , 1969

If you're "out of phase" from typical bedtimes due to circadian disruption, for example, your melatonin levels are off: the hormone that should be telling you to fall asleep isn't produced in enough quantity, or the requisite receptors are missing.