Sentence examples for could fall over from inspiring English sources
"It's a gutsy move on Spitzer's part but if it backfires, it could fall over on himself," Mr. Ely added.
Dr Taj Hassan, the president of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, which represents A&E doctors, said that the figures underlined that the NHS was now facing winter-type levels of demand all year round, to the extent that some hospitals could "fall over".
He explained that this was the potentially dangerous part that our bodies might deform, or that we could fall over, although it had never happened to him before.
It could fall over, and end up in a severe injury on your part.
Don't carry around a pocket knife or a gun in your pocket because people could steal it and use it on you or you could fall over and cut yourself or accidentally shoot yourself!
This week the Conservatives could not fall over themselves fast enough to condemn him for his apparently homophobic comments – he said the party was "riddled" with gay people who hid their orientation.
Calling it a "puppet" is perhaps unfair, but its handlers know that, without their constant support and interventions, at any moment their fragile star could break down, fall over, behave in some completely bizarre and unexpected way, or suffer a permanently fatal malfunction.
Calling it a "puppet" is perhaps unfair, but its handlers know that, without their constant support and interventions, at any moment their fragile star could break down, fall over, behave in some completely bizarre and unexpected way or suffer a permanently fatal malfunction.
I would take three steps and fall over, or I could walk for ten minutes and then just fall over out of the blue.
I would take three steps and fall over, or I could walk for 10 minutes and then just fall over out of the blue.
