Sentence examples for fall put on from inspiring English sources

At that time, Barbara, who, like Bobby's heroine in "She Belongs to Me," "never stumbles, she's got no place to fall," put on a Dylan record at her condominium.

If they bite you and you fall, put on the splotches pattern in dark red.

When fall puts on its finery, those of us who claim allegiance to one state or another rush to proclaim ours king of the road trip.

But Lawyers for Good Government seems serious for instance, it has partnered with another fledgling opposition organization, RISE When We Fall, to put on a conference in Washington, DC during inauguration weekend.

For that reason it's important to us to establish partnerships we're partnered with a watchdog group called RISE When We Fall to put on our conference in DC, and their group is not for lawyers, though there are many lawyers who are part of it.

If you happen to be in Kyoto in the spring or fall, the geisha dances put on by the city's five geisha districts should be considered must-sees.

With the arrival of fall, summer sports are put on hold as people take on a new activity: jumping in piles of leaves.

I would also sit to put my shoes on, I decided this morning after falling over trying to put on my shoes.

The army would not even allow the U.S. flag to be put on fallen WASP' coffins.

"But that is masking the fact that the new shows they put on this fall just aren't that good.

Some of California's citizens have escaped that spell and put on this fall's ballot the Three Strikes Reform Act of 2012 Initiative.