Sentence examples for purposes to fall from inspiring English sources

He, of course, was able to convince "The Bachelorette" that he was there for all intents and purposes to fall in love with her.

Can you imagine being on a first date and having the other person say to you, "I'm here right now for all intents and purposes to fall in love with you.

But then he says that to criticise our transcendent purpose "is to fall into the error of atheism, which denies the validity of religion on similar grounds" – which is a good comparison.

But then he says, to criticize our transcendent purpose "is to fall into the error of atheism, which denies the validity of religion on similar grounds" -- which is a good comparison.

He was proud of his work, a grandson said, but held no sentimental attachment to the buildings, understanding that a time would come when they had lost their purpose and needed to fall (as Busch Stadium did in 2005).

As for "voyeuristic" images, Donich said images like these have to be proven to be used for a sexual purpose in order to fall under the law.

Based in Switzerland for tax purposes, Ineos wanted payroll costs to fall sharply if Grangemouth was to compete.

It's certainly true that people with no work or purpose are much more likely to fall prey to, as Grandma would say, "unsavory activities".

If trying to fall on purpose, follow these steps and- if you're ready- try to roll yourself up into a standing position.

There are many different varieties of pumpkins, but for the home grower's purposes they fall into three main categories: Pie pumpkins, which are meant to be eaten.

Yet they share much of Christian culture, focus their faith in Jesus, proclaim a way of salvation, and want to be included for other purposes, and thus fall into the context of a Christian identity at such times.