Sentence examples for would be to fall from inspiring English sources

The worst thing would be to fall on our faces".

But that would be to fall into an old trap.

There is quite a bit of disagreement about how bad a thing it would be to fall off the cliff.

The worst thing for Americans would be to fall into a trap of generalizations that obscure the principled stand that the Arabs and Egypt have taken against terrorism.

It's tempting to add "and then do the same tomorrow, and every day, for ever" – except that would be to fall back into the New You trap.

"Does one know what chain reaction an intervention, even initially 'proportionate,' will set off?" To respond to the Damascus chemical attack with airstrikes "would be to fall into Assad's trap," the newspaper wrote.

A good idea would be to try to fall asleep between nine and ten, and wake up at about six.

Another potential option for injury prevention education in this demographic would be to provide falls education at local governmental resource offices such as Women, Infants, and Children (WIC).

If the entire city were to fall, it would be a major blow to the government, he adds, being just 100km (60 miles) from Baghdad.

The next logical step would be to take a fall -- possibly losing the nomination by a small margin.

The last thing anyone would think of doing as the snow began to fall would be to run about and celebrate.