Examples of 'about to fall over' in a sentence
Meaning of "about to fall over"
about to fall over - This phrase suggests that something or someone is very close to tipping or losing balance, either physically or metaphorically
How to use "about to fall over" in a sentence
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about to fall over
I think the tree is about to fall over.
I am about to fall over myself.
I am so sleepy I am about to fall over.
The ship is about to fall over and the Captain is sleeping in his cabin!
I seriously think it's about to fall over.
He is about to fall over.
Outside in the daylight, she looked like she was about to fall over.
They are about to fall over.
There is a storm here . I think the tree is about to fall over.
I am about to fall over myself . I am out of practice.
This bike was about to fall over.
Does have inclinometers on it, so that I can see when I am about to fall over.
I felt sick as if I was about to fall over at any moment.
He 's about to fall over.
David Silva, off balance and about to fall over.
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If your child is about to fall over the edge, what would you do?
I have been up all night . I am about to fall over.
Look, it 's about to fall over again.
Oblique buildings which tilt, lean, and seem about to fall over are common.
Look, it's about to fall over again. Rein it in.
You look like you're about to fall over.
Jaime, you are about to fall over.
You and your pale face… You look like you're about to fall over dead!
Jaime, you were about to fall over.
Like he lost his balance? There, see how he's about to fall over.
Jeremy looked like he was about to fall over on his back.
Reason for stopping: I'm about to fall over.
Stabilising a building which is about to fall over and about to blow up . ”.
