Sentence examples for fall for those from inspiring English sources

Who wouldn't fall for those huge, wide-set eyes and that mouth in a near-permanent Mona Lisa smile?

"We are not going to fall for those tired arguments of giving choices to trade unions that we can't accept.

And self-employed incomes, according to figures from the Institute of Fiscal Studies, have fallen by 14%, compared with a 9% fall for those in regular employment.

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There was no welfare state to cushion the fall for those such as John Steinbeck's Okies – farmers caught between rising debts and crashing commodity prices.

To be fair, Sebestyen doesn't fall for those exculpatory tales spun by so many Westerners to wrest "good" Marxism from Stalin's butchering hands.

We ought to know better than to fall for this, especially those of us who have ever acted as confidants to the obsessed.

Those who fall for the deception and perceive the vanitas as the sole painting miss the message that Gijsbrechts intends: nothing is what it seems without context.

His parents fell for those scams, and for Skinner's.

Unemployment rose and wages fell for those who continued to work.

The same survey also found that life expectancy for men in their sixties and seventies had stalled and fallen for those in their eighties and nineties.