Sentence examples for would fall back on from inspiring English sources

The mother of Guibert would fall back on this tradition.

She predicted that McMann would fall back on her old wrestling moves for fear of Rousey's brutal arm bar.

However, Lombrozo was interested in whether adults would fall back on teleological reasoning in the absence of background knowledge.

Surely only a writer whose imaginative resources were utterly depleted would fall back on a situation of such extreme improbability?

But if they came too close to the ground, they'd kick up a cloud of dust that would fall back on the rover and gum up its works.

In the 1945 general election campaign, Winston Churchill even hysterically argued Labour would "fall back on some sort of Gestapo" to implement its policies.

WHENEVER I wanted to whip up a meatless meal for company, I'd fall back on the time-honored strategy of pouring in the cheese, eggs, butter and cream to make everything seem festive and satisfying.

1st Airlanding Brigade would fall back to cover Oosterbeek on the western side of the perimeter and 1st Parachute Brigade would fall back to cover the southern side of the bridges.

But should America's commitment to Japan ever waver, a more independent stance to fall back on wouldn't hurt.

Of Desi: "Often she'd fallen back on a strong intuitive sense that the chaotic moments of her life were related by a binding theme.

Mr. McAfee would later fall back on his go-to explanation for all bizarre behavior: he was kidding.