He's pretty much fallen for Maeve over a period of time he spent with her on this crazy journey from seeing a robot that's made out of whatever to someone that's there".
There is so much to fall for: Heat's wit and irreverence, Grazia's uncanny ability to balance a harrowing story about illegal immigrants with a piece about Victoria Beckham's jeans, More's girl-gang sass and Look's catalogue-like devotion to the high street.
The most recent Scottish government survey of consumer confidence has seen a sharp fall, and a much sharper fall for confidence in the economy more widely.
We don't know the limits of nature - how much rain could fall for how long a period, how much more powerful and frequent hurricanes could become, for how long droughts could endure.
White House officials are trying to book two or three days a week for much of the fall for Trump to travel, in line with previous presidents.
In Sister George, directed by straight filmmaker Robert Aldrich (known mostly for his "manly" action films), a self-identified lesbian, uncouth at home and increasingly unsuccessful at work, watches her much-younger girlfriend fall for an elegant female television executive, who, in a notorious extended sex scene, propels her toward orgasm with her pale, manicured hands.
If more people become familiar with this foreign mentality, they might be much less likely to fall for some of the schemes that have caused so much pain over the past few years.
The Yankees' sudden outburst of offense may have been inspired by some stinging remarks Monday by the team's $5.7 million pitcher, Pascual Perez, who critcized his teammates for joking around too much, for falling behind too many pitchers at the plate and for not being ready to pinch-hit or pinch-run late in a game.
In Paris he quickly takes up with Sophie (Lizzie Brocheré), because, in the movies at least, beautiful, much younger women always fall for unemployed middle-aged losers.
