Sentence examples for everyone would fall from inspiring English sources

Everyone would fall ill at once.

You'd be sitting around the dining table and one of your uncles would say something and everyone would fall silent, because they suddenly remembered there was a child at the table and he might carry these words elsewhere and then somebody would get arrested". Another key difference is that Suleiman's father is active in the political underground in Libya, whereas Matar's wasn't.

You'd be sitting around the dining table and one of your uncles would say something and everyone would fall silent, because they suddenly remembered there was a child at the table and he might carry these words elsewhere and then somebody would get arrested".

Although, if it came to pass that Roy was wrapped in clingfilm and the spectacle was broadcast to the planet or he was carried round like that from city to city like some medieval miracle statue, it may well be that everyone would fall to musing on this phenomenon, and, overcome by the unearthly beauty, would cease to harbor all feelings of hostility and so the millennium would dawn.

I was the producer on the first News at 10 – everyone thought we would fall on our faces.

(India's share would also rise, the Post said; everyone else's would fall).

"He's a very good coach, tactically very good, did amazingly well with that group, got them so tough during that run-in when everyone thought they would fall away and they kept winning 1-0, 1-0, 1-0.

"He is a very good coach, tactically very good, did amazingly well with that group, got them so tough during that run-in when everyone thought they would fall away and they kept winning 1-0, 1-0, 1-0.

Everyone would come out ahead.

Ingesting even three teaspoons of water meant a 99percentt chance of infection by virus (though because of varying levels of immunity in the population, not everyone would necessarily fall ill).

They'd assumed everyone would just fall in line.