Sentence examples for to fall someone from inspiring English sources

"It's hard to know if this will really be the last scandal that makes Berlusconi fall, because for him to fall, someone has to bring him down".

Joan Rivers gave a suggestion to the director Julie Taymor the other night: "Hire a stunt person to fall on someone every three or four weeks — that'll keep audiences showing up".

They all wanted the problem to fall on someone else's watch".

Thousands of visitors walk this path every year, with ripe pawpaws growing close enough to fall on someone's head.

We're not as bleak as our record, but it's got to fall on someone's shoulders.

The apparent motive for the fraud was to cause shares of Emulex to fall, enabling someone to profit by buying put options or selling the stock short.

"It's not unusual for the task of supervising students to fall to someone who already has plenty of responsibilities," says Elizabeth A. Tryon, the community learning coordinator at the Morgridge Center for Public Service at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

It wouldn't be wrong to fall for someone, indeed Helen and I discussed it, but surely that timeline is measured in years, not months?

You want your chances to fall to someone like Dimitar Berbatov, but he did not put it away.

Let go of your self-doubt and don't be afraid to fall -- someone will always be there to catch you, even if it's just yourself.

Responsibility has to fall upon someone's shoulders.