Sentence examples for falling into balance from inspiring English sources

Things were falling into balance.

Yet place them opposite one another in a Brooksian equivalency, and miraculously the "didn't wants" fall into balance.

Far easier to bolt together a few pieces of trivial comment from political pundits and move on.Ironically, the Times falls into the balance trap in its very own article.

Phil explains that he found Archie dead and lost his balance, falling into the blood, but did not call the police because he panicked.

They invariably continue with yogis losing their balance and falling into the water, though Ms. Brathen stresses that the effort to maintain balance forces concentration.

Mohamed Aslam Shahul, 21, was killed after losing his balance and falling into the sea from a two-metre high cliff, during a holiday with eight friends at the Sandy Bay Beach in Nusa Lembongan.

He is also trying to remind his thickly muscled body to bring that hook in behind his 1-2 combination -- bring it in without falling into his opponent, losing his balance, and smothering his vaunted power.

You may also note some such riders losing their balance and falling into people.

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The sea has no outlet - its water levels are determined by the balance between water flowing into it (or falling into it through rain) and evaporation.

The sport requires balance, core strength and fearlessness, i.e. letting go of the fear of falling into the water.