Sentence examples for exactly falling over itself from inspiring English sources
Donald Trump has managed to push what used to be an undercurrent of racism and bigotry to the forefront of his presidential campaign and the party isn't exactly falling over itself to deny it.
The rabbi didn't say he was supportive of Jobbik, but he didn't exactly fall over himself to condemn them either.
He must deal with the present reality, however, and he only needs to pick up the papers to realise that English clubs in the Champions League bracket are not exactly falling over themselves in the scramble for his signature.
As a Welsh club, the Swans are not exactly falling over themselves to help the traditional enemy from across the Severn bridge, but they are bemused by Hodgson's decision to overlook the compelling claims of Jonjo Shelvey, Nathan Dyer and Wayne Routledge when he chose his squad for the friendly international against Norway and the qualifier with Switzerland.
I still needed to balance against the wall to stay upright, so the day that I slipped, either from poor form or my ponytail, I didn't exactly fall over.
The rest of the birds saw that the termite bird was thriving so they developed a beak to eat ants – they aimed at exactly the wrong target and now each manufacturer is falling over itself – and starving – as it goes after the well-hunted ants in a non-diverse ecosystem.
[Beijing] must be loving how America's best ally is fawning and falling over itself to curry favour with China".
