Sentence examples for may fell over from inspiring English sources

The Commerce Department reported mid-month that housing starts for May fell over 2% from April and were down 24% from the same period last year.

"The most coveted man in the country at this moment is bald and gangly, wears old suits and is knock-kneed, giving the impression he may fall over at any moment," wrote the daily O Estado de Sao Paulo in introducing Mr. Krens to its readers this month.

We all go through long periods of sadness, we all have hurdles that we may fall over, we all have our struggles.

Rows of wood may fall over if stacked too high.

If you're in very poor shape physically, even the brief run will possibly be too strenuous and you may fall over, collapse, or simply not be able to run at all.

Governments may fall over unpopular reforms.

The number of workers per pensioner may fall over the same period from two to just one.

Long before getting into that sleek Cheryl Bernard stretch, rear leg extended, weight low and over the front knee, a neophyte may fall over sideways, like a drunk toppling from a bicycle.

Snow may fall over a six-month period and averages more than 20 inches (510 mm) annually, with the cities along the northern border often reporting more than 100 inches (2,540 mm).

"Several Scottish councils have revealed how their payroll may fall over the next few years.

"What little rain may fall over the next month will not be a help at all and once we get into the later part of May through the summer, there is typically no rain that falls, or if there is [it's] inconsequential," Clark said.