fell in with造句

I fell in with him at a hotel in Shanghai

The girl fell in with a cry of fear

The man he fell in with in the park the day before is my friend.

She moved about the world and fell in with its hours, habits and customs.

I've seen too many die since I fell in with you.

It's a pity that he finally fell in with the bad guys.

While visiting the Great Wall, they fell in with a group of foreign friends.

The cat soldier jumped over, but Taotao fell in with a thump.

I fell in with a parcel of folks of a worse kind than any I ever sorted with.

The girl who was enjoying a lonely walk in the park fell in with the series killer.

The conference fell in with Mr Karzai's peace agenda, though few delegates thought Mr Karzai would get far with his reconciliation process.

I fell in with a parcel of folks of a worse kind than any I ever sorted with, and I saw a little into their ways too.

When photographer Rian Dundon visited the notoriously cloistered nation, he fell in with some of the young people in the country's largest city, Rangoon.

Both men fell in with mean political machines-arthur in New York, Mr Jonathan in the Niger delta-and were elevated from total obscurity to the vice-presidency by scheming regional bosses.

Parker left home during his early teens, and while working at a dairy farm, he fell in with Mike Cassidy (whose name he would eventually take in his honor), a horse thief and cattle rustler.

The little tailor journeyed on and came to a great forest, and there he fell in with a Band of robbers who had a design to steal the king's treasure.