Sentence examples for to fall off from inspiring English sources

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to fall off

verb

To move downwards. intransitive

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You're going to fall off," Bloomberg said.

I'm about to fall off those heels.

Try not to fall off your chair.

And they're less likely to fall off".

It's not like it's going to fall off".

(Ticket sales have begun to fall off recently, however).

"You have to know how to fall off well".

But I knew I wasn't going to fall off".

You don't want to fall off," he went on.

That revenue is likely to fall off in 2008.

Now he was about to fall off a cliff.

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