Sentence examples for which I fall from inspiring English sources

Brevity is best, it always is. Beware the conceit (into which I fall) that the infinity of the blogosphere gives you the right to prattle on.

'Because they all want to be forgiven for something.' Finally, we make it to Casa Encantada, a beautifully furnished place with tiny rooms but exquisitely comfortable beds, in which I fall asleep instantly.

The first intellectual community with which I fell into scholarly love was the American Puritans.

The last race I did was a 10K in Hong Kong in February during which I fell.

After the second successive winter in which I fell into a deep depression, it was clear that I had to leave.

Meanwhile, I held off telling her about my side of things: in particular, the bizarre condition to which I fell victim on that night a catastrophic neural stoppage.

The 1806 edition of Samuel Johnson's "Lives of the Poets," with which I fell in love in graduate school at Cambridge.

Meanwhile, I held off telling her about my side of things: in particular, the bizarre condition to which I fell victim on that night — a catastrophic neural stoppage.

But look carefully: a neatly curved sofa with which I fell in love in one shop window turned out to be made in Norfolk.

Don Quixote calls for Sancho Panza, and asks his forgiveness for "making you fall into the error into which I fell, thinking that there were and are knights errant in the world".

Texans for Public Justice has done a couple of reports about Perry's travel gifts, one of which I fell in love with when I saw the phrase "Flatonia sausage magnate Danny Janecka".