The part of the sentence 'fall over the' is not correct and usable in written English.
It should be 'fall over'. For example, "The toddler took a few unsteady steps and then fell over."
Whoo, I gotta siddown a min so's not to fall over, the drunk growls, collapsing into the backseat beside Gran.
Of those surveyed, 30 percent expect the unemployment rate will fall over the next 12 months.
"Rain continues to fall over the Northern Pennines, with rivers responding accordingly".
This is the first of many dominoes due to fall over the next few weeks.
Extensions were added where needed and razored to fall over the left eye.
The other philosophy I have: don't fall over the furniture – in life, mainly in theatre.
They said they will not let the government fall over the deal.It seemed dead.
The share going on education and boosting the economy will fall over the same period.
Then we go out into the hall and fall over the boys' massive, boat-like shoes.
At a critical point in the game, Bird felt an odd stillness fall over the Garden.
Yesterday, Mr Prescott said government spending on public transport will fall over the current parliament.
