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Discover Ludwig"fell down from" is a correct phrase in written English and can be used in certain contexts.
For example, you can use it to describe an action taken by someone or something: "The acrobat fell down from the trapeze."
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Some fell down from alcohol or giddiness, or both.
In the middle of a scene, a piece of molding fell down from the ceiling, narrowly missing the actors.
"There was total panic and in the rush of people I fell down from the third floor".
The victim fell down from the third floor of the building, while "attempting to demonstrate how to rappel down a rope," The Indian Express reports.
One of the artificers, the quickest and the handiest workman among them all, with a slip of his foot fell down from a great height, and lay in a miserable condition, the physicians having no hope of his recovery.
The opener "Sacrilege" is simply tremendous, a limber, striding groove akin to Can, with sparse guitar fills and a spindly hook building relentlessly to a thrilling finale in which banked gospel vocals back up Karen O's contention that her love for "a guy, fell down from the sky" is "sacrilege, insane".
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"I imagined a tree falling down from Hurricane Sandy," Adrian wrote.
"If there's no use for it, it falls down from neglect".
/ Soon you fall down from the grandstand.... / And then: it's all downhill.
Unfortuntely they do fall down from time to time – I'm losing weight.
"What planet did that guy fall down from?" he asked a reporter in an adjoining car.
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