fell out of造句

I fell out of the boat!

The cigarette fell out of my lips.

She fell out of my airplane.

He fell out of a tree and hurt his arm.

Finally fell out of her eroded grasp like dust.

No, in an accident. I fell out of a tree.

Haitong Securities fell out of the sharp fall in a number of what?

"I'm sorry," explained Mr. Brown, "I fell out of ten-story window."

Yeah. And while I was leaning on the windowsill, my pacifier fell out of my mouth.

He thumped his head on the floor when he fell out of bed.

James Bond: I fell out of an airplane without a parachute. Who's in there?

We went out a few more times together and then for one reason or another we fell out of touch.

I once heard of a man who fell out of a plane but then managed to grab onto the undercarriage.

Some of the excuses reported were: ‘I fell out of the loft ’ and ‘I was beaten up by a bouncer ’.

Several of the Death Eaters leapt back in their chairs. Draco fell out of his onto the floor.

It was so cold in winter that one chap fell out of bed and broke his pyjamas.

But then the bottom fell out of the housing market and Simmons, with its large debt, stumbled.

The bottom fell out of his world (ie His life lost its meaning) when his wife died.

Moves towards a deal on shipping and aircraft fuels, unpopular with oil producers, fell out of the text.

Once all the rage, liquid protein diets fell out of favor after some crash dieters developed fatal heart rhythms.

He was an advisor to Nero until he fell out of favor, and Nero kicked him out and all that sort of thing.

Tryst Wang Xueming home in time, Mary's bag fell out of a promissory note, the contents of her friends to borrow tens of millions.

Records, mention very little of the Vindicator throughout the time of Great Crusade, it is assumed that the Vindicator fell out of favour.

Previously, MTBE (methyl tertiary-butyl ether) was the oxygenate of choice, but fell out of favour in 2004 when it was found to contaminate ground water.

So the Phillips curve fell out of favour and was replaced by its corollary, the NAIRU, or non-accelerating inflation rate of unemployment (in effect, the natural rate).

明白和糊涂，付出和受害，有人学本事花钱，有人要钱，却要花去一辈子的善良，一辈子的道德。

) My father reached down, picked up the bill, tapped the man on the shoulder and said, " Excuse me, sir, this fell out of your pocket.

With the decline in animist beliefs the frogs eyes fell out of fashion, but the Naxi still call the cape by its original name: frog-eye goatskin.

But after nuclear accidents at Three Mile Island in America in 1979 and at Chernobyl in the Soviet Union in 1986, nuclear power fell out of favour.

When we were changing for volleyball, a letter I'd started to write to my new boyfriend fell out of my bag.

At the end of September it launched an attack on Rastan, a city close to Homs from where many soldiers hail, after it became a hub for defectors and fell out of government control.

Nine people were killed in the accident. Fortunately, he fell out of the window of the car before it rolled into the deep valley. He was only slightly injured.

As he fell out of the dance his eyes lighted on Tess Durbeyfield, whose own large orbs wore, to tell the truth, the faintest aspect of reproach that he had not chosen her.

Martha, who served her sentence in a women's prison, was assigned to clean up, which sounded so different from her previous job that she fell out of the clouds.

After Bo Ji had children, she gradually fell out of favor and Liu Heng was not powerful among the princes, so she developed a kind and easy-going character from an early age.

The beard soon fell out of favor among clerics, though, and Christian holy men were forbidden to sport facial hair for several centuries before the ban was relaxed during the Renaissance.

I fell out of a rope swing when I was six years old and I've had a couple motorcycle accidents, so I have to keep my core really strong.