Sentence examples for occasionally fell into from inspiring English sources

As a medieval royal fortress, Dumbarton occasionally fell into the hands of the English.

By his tendency to substitute loose literary phrases for precise and closely defined terms, he occasionally fell into irreconcilable contradictions.

But he occasionally fell into inaudibility with a slight drop in volume, turn of the head or movement toward the back of the stage, which remains problematic acoustically in the face of whatever electronic enhancement is now being applied.

The choreography, which occasionally falls into a flex-footed cliché, is more conventionally structured, less fragmentary.

Dalí startles, but we know bats get sick, and might, occasionally, fall into prams; that some babies will bite anything.

In trying to launch into the air to transfer the odour to their hind legs, the bees occasionally fall into the water-filled bucket.

But it's hardly surprising that a book that has sold well over 35 million copies has occasionally fallen into the hands of criminals.

The creature was running along the ice, occasionally falling into the little ponds that formed in it, then getting back out again and running some more.

He resisted hooking up, but "close quarters" made it "extremely easy" to occasionally fall into bed with people, especially when drunk.

Louvish consistently and Kanfer occasionally fall into an obvious trap: when writing about a comedian, do not attempt to compete for laughs.

Mr. Elling can occasionally fall into similar habits, but here he reined himself in, laying claim to the songs through innumerable small decisions.