Sentence examples for fallen into one from inspiring English sources

It's proved to be a decent trader, to borrow the popular term on time share message boards, but still, I'd fallen into one of the many pitfalls for people who buy in inexpensive but faraway locales.

Since I began working on judicial nominations advocacy in 2002, most of the judicial nominations I've seen have fallen into one of three categories: Some stand out because the Supreme Court is sharply divided on ideological lines (now-Chief Justice Roberts).

"I had fallen into one of the great stories of our times," he later wrote, and he continued to find them.

Several had been sexually assaulted; one had smashed her car into a tree; another had fallen into one of the huge pits created by the Big Dig construction project that has bewildered Boston's pedestrians and drivers for more than a decade.

"This is one of the best possibilities for genuine reform in the church, precisely because this movement up to this point has not fallen into one of the categories that could allow it to be marginalized by the archdiocese," said R. Scott Appleby, a theologian at Notre Dame.

Without realizing it, I had fallen into one of these rabbit holes roughly two years into my 14-year marriage, and I was still living in that rabbit hole when my marriage ended.

All clones fell into one of two classes based on restriction enzyme patterns.

The samples fell into one of two groups depending on the status of EGFR immunostaining.

These strains fell into one large and two smaller clusters on the tree.

The 203 tumors fell into one of five molecular subgroups based on IHC criteria described above (Table 1).

Depending on the viewpoint, the same process may fall into one or more classes.