Sentence examples for falling over from from inspiring English sources

The Rome scandal was a big factor in leaving the city so cash-strapped it can now barely afford to repair its buses when they break down, fill potholes in its streets, or prevent trees from falling over from lack of upkeep.

Most women who are trying to maintain leadership positions and raise a family are torn in too many directions, they're tired, distracted, and are falling over from basically holding two jobs (work and family).

There, we asked some of our favorite acts to reveal what rituals they like to do before playing their sets you know, things that help them get over the jitters, or play hours-long sets without falling over from exhaustion.

Around 2000, stories of workers hanging themselves after pulling 17-hour days and falling over from dehydration on shifts started to dominate the news especially after Japanese Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi's stroke that year was attributed to karoshi raising awareness of a major public health crisis.

The games' titular protagonist has a health bar and is bound by many of traditional universal gameplay tropes, but you don't see her dying from something crap like not being able to swim – like Peter Parker in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 game (idiot) – or falling over from a few feeble punches to the face.

The games' titular protagonist has a health bar and is bound by many of the traditional universal gameplay tropes, but you don't see her dying from something stupid like not being able to swim like Peter Parker in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 game (idiot)—or falling over from a few feeble punches to the face.

On the plus side, he said, "I don't think everybody fell over from my cooking".

At first people thought he had just fallen over from leaning too far to the right.

Computers fall over from time to time, usually waiting until the most inconvenient moment as anyone who has used a word-processor will testify.

I had to lower myself to sit against the tree or I would have fallen over from the simple beauty of the shock.

He described having to process hundreds of items in an hour — a pace so extreme that one day, he said, he fell over from dizziness.