To fall into step with our worldview.
Where all the political parties fall into step is over the 0.7% commitment on aid spending.
But if the state or federal government provides the first piece of financing, other funders are more likely to fall into step.
Outside, however, the couple seem to fall into step, and at one point Mr. Monserrate throws an arm over Ms. Giraldo's shoulder, pulling her closer.
There was such a sense of a certain kind of Manhattan that you were part of — prewar windows that opened and hand-operated elevators — and it was thrilling to fall into step with all that.
More success could certainly stem from their policies, many of which are starting to fall into step with the mood of the nation, with rail nationalisation being most significant.
This year, as you wander around, you might fall into step with Margaret Drabble, or Willie McIlvanney or Denise Mina or Haruki Murakami, just as in previous years Donna Tartt, or Thomas Keneally, or Bill Clinton or Toni Morrison.
Ha Jin is clumsier when he allows more recent events to take over the plot of "The Crazed," partly because fictional characters seldom fall into step with predetermined narratives.
The study has not been peer-reviewed, but the findings fall into step with several recent independent studies regarding N.F.L. players and the effects of their occupational head injuries.
There was such a sense of a certain kind of Manhattan that you were part of prewar windows that opened and hand-operated elevators and it was thrilling to fall into step with all that.
