fall

• rise and fall

  I asked, watching that lovely bosom rise and fall in agitation.

• fall back

  then let the burden fall back on its own.

• fall off

  gonna fall off with any .

• fall out

  ‘Let's not fall out.

• do not fall

  ‘Action’ is high on the agenda as a mechanism for ensuring that tasks do not fall between members of the collective.

• fall in love

  And did she fall in love with you?’

• fall down

  He doesn't complain about his car and he doesn't fall down.

• fall under

  So the poor discarded animals are bounced down the road only to fall under a passing car.

• fall foul

  Some did fall foul of the constables on a Saturday night.

• fall from grace

  There is no connection between it and my son's fall from grace as I'm sure you will understand.

• fall below

  But if interest rates fall below the capped rate, your rate will decrease with them.

• fall victim

  Don't allow yourself to fall victim to self-fulfilling prophecy.

• fall short

  They won't muff their lines or fall short in a crisis.

• also fall

  These also fall under the same HSA system and serve as referral hospitals for the defined area.

• set to fall

  And with land prices set to fall further, the opportunities will be there in plenty.

• gonna fall

  gonna fall off with any .