Examples of 'falls' in a sentence
Meaning of "falls"
Fall is a verb that means to move downward typically because of loss of support or structure
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- A waterfall.
- plural of fall
- third-person singular simple present indicative form of fall
- A surname.
How to use "falls" in a sentence
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He says that falls within the exceptions.
Falls on her field hockey stick and.
Dumb bitch falls for it every time.
Falls into one of the following categories.
Why a star falls and a bird does not.
They could get hurt if a speaker falls.
The document falls short of our expectations.
We have got to catch her if she falls.
The judge falls into the trap.
Yet somehow that still falls short.
She falls in love with someone else.
But this year he falls out of favor.
Why one falls in love outside a relationship.
Before your horse falls to the ground.
Snow falls from the heavens pure.
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The snow of death falls and accumulates.
She falls and breaks her ankle.
It snaps and she falls back to earth.
She falls back into an infantile reality.
All he said was it falls outside the perimeters.
He falls to such perusal of my face as he would draw it.
No wonder mom falls in love with you.
I am like a river that rises and falls.
I think it falls firmly under fair use.
Brush your hair until it falls loosely.
Graziano falls back against the ropes.
Rotate the blade so it falls into place on.
Because it falls under the category of employment.
Everything else just sort of falls away.
The snow falls from the sky.
Just call someone if the car falls on me.
Richie only falls in love after midnight.
Otherwise the whole plan falls apart.
Everything falls on the backs of the poor.
Embrace dreams when the sun falls.
Everybody falls in love with his nurse.
I informed her that that job falls to me.
Citroën falls just short of the podium.
My job is to make sure nobody falls down.
I hope he falls and breaks his neck.
The primary duty of control falls to them.
Nuclear regulation falls under federal jurisdiction.
Another guy sees it and he falls in love.
The earth falls over your corpse.
Fruit either ripens and falls to earth.
Whoever falls in the water first loses.
Yet another kingdom falls to your glory.
Whoever falls for those words is a fool.
That boy always falls for cake.
The dew falls or descends from above.
