Sentence examples for going to fall over from inspiring English sources

"I thought the whole front of my house was going to fall over," he said.

She kept saying she was going to fall over, that she was falling.

The Queen's wedding-scene wig is nineteen inches high; you're afraid she's going to fall over backward.

"There are times when it is going to fall over, but most of the time it can self-right and get back up on its own".

"When we won, oh my God, I just thought I was going to fall over," said Alice Mills, who swam the first leg for Australia.

"It doesn't feel like, 'Oh, my God, I'm going to fall over.' " And One Madison Park's engineer, the Cantor Seinuk Group, anchored the building without placing concrete columns around the perimeter.

"I can remind myself that it's only a poem, I'm not going to fall over/ whilst strapped into my chair" is reassurance for both readers and writers.

"Babe," laughs Penelope, "I'm sorry, but she is not going to fall head-over-high-tops for you in this dump.

The next big wind, and the thing is going to fall right over.

"If 25percentt of them could be obese, and basically need diets, of course the pet food companies are going to fall all over themselves to fill that need".

The new currency is not going to fall apart over the next few years, but it looks like being rather rickety for some time.