Sentence examples for meant to fall from inspiring English sources
I didn't realise you weren't meant to fall off".
We just weren't meant to fall for it.
Over time the number of credits is meant to fall gradually, theoretically raising prices and cutting pollution.
He also encouraged countries to set an earlier date — it is currently foreseen as 2017 — for when those revenues are meant to fall under the microscope.
It wasn't that easy: the painting is a chessboard made of score shards, and Ms. Tan's job was to determine how those fragments were meant to fall together.
Yesterday, to nod meant "to fall asleep momentarily, as the head falls forward," based on "to move the head up and down as a signal of affirmation".
Nisan didn't mean to fall in love with Nemutan.
"I didn't mean to fall," he said.
"No city in the world makes that vulnerability more explicit than Tokyo": Junot Diaz explains what it means to fall in love with a city.
What first floors you about Anomalisa is its extraordinary visualisation of what it means to fall in love, and then to watch the connection crumble.
"I didn't mean to fall in love with him," she says, "but…" They married and honeymooned in Natchez, near the bridge he walked as a boy.
