• I opened my left front door panel yesterday and I accidentally pull the door handle and the wire hook just fell off suddenly.
• One or more keys fell off the laptop keyboard and you are not sure how to put them back?

• His braided hair fell down over his shoulders, his eyes were jet black, and he liked to wear a piece of purple silk tied around his hair.
• His long golden hair falls down over his shoulders, and you notice two pointed ears poking out from the golden locks.

• The ground fell away from the river somewhat at first, and then rose and fell again before it went up in one slope toward the Wolfing dwellings.
• Where the ground fell away right at the end of the garden, we have made a lower level with some steps leading down to a small paved patio.

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• His gaze fell to my lips as if he wanted to kiss me.
• Her eyes fell to the floor, searching for the largest, sharpest piece of the broken glass.

• Una's face fell slightly in disappointment and she looked at me.
• I was sure my face fell, reflecting my disappointment because Sister Martina patted me gently on the shoulder.
• Julie's face fell and tears trailed down her cheeks like two little streams.

• Cheska's fathers' eyes widened as he dropped to his knees, falling onto the ground face first.
• She knew that if she wasn't already sitting on her short stool, she'd probably have fallen to the ground from weak knees.
• I swear, if I hadn't been holding on to him I probably would have fallen to the ground due to weak knees.

• Struggling among the vines, Kearney reflected that they could report that a lot of trees had fallen down and the ground was full of large holes.
• The entire structure began falling inwards, collapsing in on itself like a cloth being folded.
• Dixie watched in shock as a tall pine tree fell slowly toward her plastic kennel, which was shaped like an igloo.

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• Ok, here goes, if this site suddenly falls over, you'll know why!
• Two days later my computer kept falling over during the windows boot process with a suspect driver error.
• I bought two of these when they first came out, one as a mini server the other as a back up server. They were fine for about 24 months... then they both just fell over, both on the same day.

• Easton awoke early this morning to find the thermometer had fallen 30 during the night, and was but 2 above a zero.
• The Tourism Barometer's recent low point of 87.1 in November 2001 was matched only in March 1993 when the barometer fell to 87.0.

• But at the same time, the last three seasons with Scott in the team still saw us fall away as the campaign drew to an end.
• Yes, our league form did fall away a bit but now we are back on track we can give it full focus now and look to improve our league position.
• Middlesbrough in particular have suffered this season from this very factor, falling away after a great start to the season.

• Two wickets had fallen in three balls, and Pakistan were delicately poised at 109 for 3.
• No more wickets fell before the close and Jaques ended unbeaten on 67.
• With the wickets falling at regular innings Crompark were back in with a chance.

• On this Memorial Day as we honor those who have fallen in battle in service of their country let us pray to whatever higher force in which we believe or hope that the dying stops.
• That uniform is stained with the noble blood of those who've fallen in battle for their country.
• The General was said to be battered and bruised, but was not one of the unfortunate 420000 who fell during the battle.

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• Where were you on the day Margaret Thatcher fell from power?
• Ties had been strained after the Khmer Rouge fell from power in 1979, but warmed again in the mid-1990s.

• Three Beanie Baby birthdays have fallen in the last eight days and by tonight when I was being asked to suggest presents for a lobster I confess I was feeling unhelpful.
• Night had fallen again upon the world, letting the world below fall into a gentle slumber.
• As night began to fall, he arrived at a village and all the hotels were full for the night.

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• And the sons of Israel fell to doing what was bad in the eyes of Jehovah.
• When her mistress left her, she fell to doing her work slowly again, and sometimes she paused to listen to the talk in the bathhouse behind her.

• After graduation I fell accidentally into a job which enabled me to pursue a professional qualification.
• Some of us were born to be spies. Not me though, I sort of fell into it by chance.
• Meanwhile, I fell into teaching, probably because life has a way of guiding you into service to your fellow humans.

• Monty Brown pinned Sabu in 8: 35 in an Extreme rules match, which meant falls count anywhere.
• A fall from the ring counts as two knockdowns, with three knockdowns resulting in a loss just like a knockout.

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• If they are able, they may slow down time itself and forestall the fall of night. If not, there is always another chance; the fall of night will bring dreams that enlighten future journeys.
• With the fall of darkness, it shuts down its solar collectors.

• There were other falls, other cascades and exciting spurts of white water in the canyon, and also quiet stretches so clear that each stone lay as if painted on the creek bed.
• The steps are crowned with statues and, again, fountains, which make them a combination of sprouting water and cascading falls.
• With water cascading down from a height of 4,500 ft. and splitting into five smaller falls, the Kempty waterfalls offers a panoramic view.

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• When notation did appear in the 9th century, it indicated the rise and fall of the melodies without exact specification of pitches.
• After a few builds and falls, the scherzo gives way to a gorgeous, lush melody of a kind normally associated with Rachmaninoff.
• The men begin singing Shalom Aleichem, swaying with the rise and fall of the melody.

• White hair hang in a straight fall from my head to mid-back.
• The folds of the drapery, the fall of the curtains, had been arranged and rearranged, by Adolph and Rosa, with that nicety of eye which characterizes their race.

• ‘George’ has plum-purple petals and darker purple falls, with tiny markings of yellow and white.
• Blue-white standards with black falls and a yellow sunburst pattern circling the red beards will surely dazzle any iris lover.

• But Melon subjects the ladies to a graphic account of his decline and fall.
• The decline and fall of a mere meritocrat in a world of privilege is the theme of this novel.

• The poet, invoking the ‘Heav'nly Muse ’, states his theme, the Fall of Man through disobedience, and his aim, which is no less than to ‘justifie the wayes of God to men’.
• And instead of original sin leading to the Fall of Man, we fear the degradation of Nature by an apparently malevolent human species.

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