Sentence examples for told would fall from inspiring English sources

London's Big Ben, we're told, would fall short of the second-highest tree, and there is a graphic showing Big Ben, falling short.

The axe hung over welfare, but no one was told where it would fall.

This time around she wore a red wig to play Scully: "I was told my hair would fall out if I dyed it and then went straight back to blonde for The Fall".

I told myself everything would fall into place (it always does), but on that overcast day at Elstree, it was difficult to see the forest for the trees.

Like Bambi and his new legs, they teetered, they tottered; they told me I would fall down.

"There was no way of telling which house would fall.

If he did not trust what he tells himself, he would fall to pieces.

She said she and her husband were summoned to a meeting with their Zapatista neighbors 18 days ago and told that their ranch would fall "under the authority of the Zapatistas," who wanted tourism banned in the area.

Her half-aunt Neeve and the TV psychic come up to her and tell her that she would fall in love that year - just imagine what Blue would have been going through!

But the BBC weather centre said that although forecasters were confident it would stay cold, it was too early to tell where any snow would fall on Christmas Day itself.

"If I were carrying your baby," I told Ben one evening, "I would fall in love with you.