fall in with造句

To fall in with other's wishes and acquire admittance

Don't fall in with artists. They are worse than actors.

I had to fall in with her wishes as much as possible.

A lean, hunger wolf chanced one moonshiny night to fall in with a plump, wellfed House-Dog.

A learn, hungry Wolf chanced one moonshiny night to fall in with a plump, well-fed house dog.

Germany has seemed willing to fall in with the French preference for an intergovernmental “Euro pe des patries”.

I was very young in those days and ready enough to fall in with the easy morality of the times. Yet I recall that the sight of such scandalous chaperoning filled me with contempt and disgust.

He had the good luck to fall in with neighbors Sean and Chris Penn, Emilio Estevez and brother Charlie Sheen as they (mostly) steadied their lives by ardently learning the actors’ craft and trade.