Sentence examples for fallen straight from from inspiring English sources

It seemed typical of Fallon's career, however, that he should have fallen straight from frying pan to fire.

This nice little notebook fell straight from heaven with its little gold pen.

"The bird just fell straight from the sky," said Shante Furrs, a seventh grader.

A plastic bottle falling straight from the ledge risks kerplunking off the head of Keira Knightley or Rosamund Pike.

Back in New York, McCardell mimicked the style — a tentlike, bias-cut dress that fell straight from the shoulders — using colorful cotton.

"Very linear," said the designer of his clean looks: a white silk dress falling straight from shoulders to calf, a dress with a racing back, or a black coat with its shoulders drawn with a compass and its torso with a ruler.

For Garbo, playing Napoleon's mistress in Clarence Brown's "Conquest" (1937), he designed a long-sleeved Empire-style gown in deep yellow-green of sumptuous sheen and texture, whose flowing skirt fell straight from a high waist to pool on the floor in a circle: an essay in pure glamour.

That's right: Birds fell straight from the sky, fish and crabs turned up dead.

Use a comb or brush to brush your hair down so that it falls straight from your head.

This can cause two BBs to release from the magazine at one shot, and can cause jamming and cause BBs to fall straight from the barrel.

And for Clive Owen, the British actor sitting front row, there was no missing "The Boys Are Back," when Armani showed a new pant falling straight and slim from a defined waist.