Sentence examples for the falling in from inspiring English sources

The falling in love story.

Now to the falling in love part.

The falling in love in The Proposal is neither felt nor earned.

"The falling in love," as she puts it, "came after 15 years of friendship".

I thought I could do the young part, the falling in love, but the dad stuff I was concerned about.

It is, after all, about love and its fruits: both the falling in love and the maintaining of affection, devotion, tenderness.

The falling-in-love part could be a little tricky, but the getting in shape should be easy.

"The falling-in-love system has failed," said Rehna Azim, a Pakistani family lawyer who founded an Asian magazine, Memsahib.

The mood of the poetry moves from excitement at the falling-in and arming of the young soldiers at the beginning of the war to the troubled realization of the war's true significance.

Listen — The tinkled chime of her laugh against the mountain black as she feigns outrage at a dropped hand, and now — listen — the tiniest brushing of the air as her eyelashes close and bring down the darkness: the falling-in-love-all-over-again.

In May 1865 a collection of war poems entitled Drum Taps showed Whitman's readers a new kind of poetry, moving from the oratorical excitement with which he had greeted the falling-in and arming of the young men at the beginning of the Civil War to a disturbing awareness of what war really meant.