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Perhaps you've fallen into the trap of trying to work while you've got Facebook and Twitter open. You check your inbox every few minutes.

Now I seem to have fallen into a whirlpool, a vortex directed and I seem to be difficult then taken out.

The glasses had slipped out of his pocket unnoticed and fallen into one of the cases, which he had nailed shut.

Fallen into your world~If the kiss is what you want, then my hearts beat for you as well. . .

Oliver learned that Rose had fallen into a deep sleep, from which she would awake either to get better or to die.

How can humans today recall the truth of ancient times with such a tattered state of being that truth has fallen into?

Having fallen into a state of disrepair or deterioration, as through neglect; broken-down and shabby.

Before long it's he who has fallen into the water. She holds his hand as he floats, and yet she looks away.

He made a dive from the bridge to save the child who had fallen into the river.

By the end of our second day together, Godfrey and I had fallen into the train's easy rhythm.

We had fallen into a crater, and I climbed out of my hatch with a flashlight to figure out what had happened.

Much of the debate has fallen into the familiar tramlines of a clash between an authoritarian right and a compassionate left.

albert , then , had fallen into the hands of the famous bandit chief , in whose existence he had for so long a time refused to believe.

You batter the last of the Fallen into a bloody puddle, and it's just you and your friends left on the battlefield.

As if she had fallen into a well.

The key to getting out of any hole is realizing that you haven't just fallen; you've fallen into something.

It is as if we have fallen into quicksand, gotten stuck, and the only way we know to extricate ourselves is to struggle.

When people saw the land, the ship had fallen into the ice and began to break up.

The garden has fallen into a state of neglect.

Less deftly handled, the treatment of such a subject could have fallen into a number of traps.

Perhaps the oddest case concerned a Norwegian woman who had fallen into a coma after being hit by shrapnel during an air raid in 1941.

By the 1930s it had fallen into disrepute, and an intense lobbying campaign demonized "reefer madness. " In 1937 the U. S.

The closely watched British show known as the royal family had recently fallen into a lull.

She was greatly irritated to think that she had fallen into this trap; it was really disgraceful of Lester.

At this moment people of conscience are beginning to speak out against injustice that we have fallen into overseas.

One month on, this administration has fallen into the usual trap of failing to set a date for the election it has promised.

The power of thought was restored; he knew that the rope had broken and he had fallen into the stream.

Perhaps Davis ought not to have fallen into Lincoln's trap; on this issue Denson does not commit himself.

Most of the stadiums put up in Delhi for last autumn's Commonwealth Games have already fallen into disrepair.

In the beginning the earth was perhaps made to fulfil the desire of man, but now it has got old and fallen into decay.

Chinese football has fallen into a vicious circle where problems were suppressed with an iron fist.

As I got back on the boat, I realized that not only was my cellphone dead, but the ring had fallen into the deep water.

Love should also be subtle, without enslaving the ones fallen into he arms, Not a bit less more. . .

When the variety shows in mainland began to feel the impact from those in Taiwan, they have fallen into imitation and confusion.

When difficult conversations turn toxic, it's often because we've made a key mistake: we've fallen into a combat mentality.

Since every article published before 1923 has fallen into public domain, I knew I could post them in their entireties for a modern audience.

John seems to have fallen into disfavour with Mary.

Customers embrace its iconic device, and then, like the hapless Trojans, find they have fallen into the hands of the gift-givers.

the director board of the company so well that the power has actually fallen into his hand.

To think that this precious book has fallen into the hands of those scoundrels!

Over time the hotel has since fallen into disrepair and for the last 30 or so years, has been left abandoned.

Love has fallen into a silence, Too thick to be tunneled through, So I walk into a long loneliness.

Elsewhere groups like the Khada Group are meticulously restoring Tibetan architecture fallen into ruin.

On reentry into Earth's orbit, I seem to have fallen into.

What then would be the right response to this latest scrape that supposedly sophisticated financial markets have fallen into?

The company has fallen into extreme difficulties due to the economic depression.

Me: "Unless your hair is on fire or you've fallen into the toilet up to your armpits, don't BUG me when I'm on the phone! ! Understood? "

For some reason, he'd fallen into a pattern of ignoring her, of taking her for granted, without even realizing he was doing it.

The main room once featured walls covered with golden mosaics , but is now somewhat fallen into decay.

His mother reads it to him: "WARNING: This pool is dangerous, 367 people have fallen into it. "

Without them, the country would have fallen into a depression, instead of a prolonged period of weak demand.

The fact that you are wondering, "why bother trying, " makes it seem likely that you have fallen into one of the ego's classic traps.

I had fallen into a hole and was hanging on the ropes tied to the sled.

Solidarity, set by the Union's founding fathers as the cornerstone of Europe's future, is an idea fallen into disrepair.

But recently, the ship hit an iceberg because had fallen into the sea.

The little girl would have fallen into the river but that the brave young man caught her.

You've fallen into a warp, a luminous gap in the penal colony death march so many of the rest of us are in.

The path was never going to be smooth, as for eons of time through many lives you have fallen into the pattern of the lower vibrations.

The humiliation of having fallen into a trap arises spontaneously, not because of money, but IQ challenge.

Many a man had fallen into the river in the dark night.

Party leaders claimed he had fallen into a trap set by the opposition.

I really fear that you have fallen into my life , just as the salt is dissolved in water.

If the engagement ring were a symbol of the trap one had fallen into, button-sewing was likewise an omen of being tied down.

Many have fallen into more than one of these traps. What is to be done?

Ecuador's independent media has fallen into the trap of acting as a political opposition to Mr Correa, a popular and powerful president.

But the business of Internet search, young as it was, had fallen into some rigid orthodoxies.

He having fallen into habits of luxury , his mind had been dulled .

The thesis also discusses the reason of Taige Ti has fallen into a decline and Wu men calligraphy school has developed.

I had fallen into conversation with a man on the train.

I felt as though I had fallen into some kind of strange parallel universe.

The microlending movement that was supposed to help lift millions of people in India out of poverty has in recent weeks fallen into chaos.

One aspect of oceanography that has fallen into neglect is that of identifying fish: taxonomy.

You might have fallen into the river.

So don't think that this list is a holistic philosophy, but merely a guide that has helped me avoid some pitfalls I myself have fallen into.

Although she's a psychologist specializing in family relations, Apter admits that she has fallen into some common in-law traps herself.

I 've fallen into the embarrassing situation of making a choice between going after my dream and treasuring what I have.

This incomparable face which will never leave you, in spite of the storm fallen into your life, in spite of the fire which devours it.

The official has fallen into disrepute for his embezzlement of the public funds.

She had fallen into his arms without a single protest, but because she loved him.

The little girl would have fallen into the river but that the PLA man caught her.

At the past, we have fallen into a large mistake district and are not conscious, because we taught only language, but not parole.

Lord, have mercy on my son: for he is lunatic, and sore vexed: for ofttimes he fallen into the fire, and oft into the water.

Lao Fang of the kitchen and bathroom water-proof layer have fallen into disrepair , anti-leakage effect has been falling.

I caught her by the hand Otherwise she would have fallen into the sea.

Had it fallen into the ravine it would have almost certainly killed crew and passengers.

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He had fallen into the habit of smoking before he knew it.

He had fallen into bad hands and his passport had been stolen.

Consequently, it has fallen into dive stracts. How can moral education extricate itself form the difficult situation?

The stonework of the tower was crumbling, and the great clock had fallen into disrepair.

In hippie slang, " kiddo " and "like" have already fallen into absolute equivocal words, more like stutter than expression.

The universe around them had fallen into a hole.

The little girl would have fallen into the river but that he caught her.

One of the climbers has fallen into deep snow. Let's go and help him out.

I've fallen into a trap lately of bad green thinking.

All their contacts, their plans, their most private information had fallen into the hands of intruders.

Even as Western financial firms have fallen into disrepute, banks in emerging markets are treated as paragons of probity.

Also Friday evening, troops loyal to Gadhafi attacked a major air base east of Tripoli that had fallen into rebel hands.

Oh, I only wanted to say, that my little sister had fallen into the water.

"I feel unbelievably fortunate to have fallen into this field when I was young, " she says.

And, as they report in Nature Photonics, an important part of the puzzle has just fallen into place.

But as the statistics have strengthened, Wall Street has fallen into line with Mr Bernanke.

The move would follow the path of Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United, who have all fallen into foreign ownership in recent years.

Many hapless girls have fallen into his trap, only to have their hearts broken.

Close by is a tomb, once beautiful with the sublimest sculptures, but now fallen into as great decay as the house.

staff who had fallen into the sea, the Chinese ship changed the course. The staff swam desperately to run away.

No sooner had she fallen into the water than her baby-clothes spread out and she floated gently down the stream.

she demanded, pushing her thick entangled locks from her wasted face. 'Has he fallen into a lethargy, or is he dead?

And Adam was not deceived; but the woman, having been quite deceived, has fallen into transgression.

At that time thought that this airplane has fallen into the sea, machine on more than 50 passenger full compensation death insurance money.

I am not among the Cassandras who think the US has fallen into irreversible decline.

Unfortunately, the debate on Capitol Hill has quickly fallen into two polarized and short-sighted camps.

I have fallen into that trap myself, and in fact, am just now climbing out of it.

"See for yourself, " invited the voice. "I have fallen into this cold, dark ditch. May I look to you for help? "

The designer has fallen into the trap of focusing too much on the interface, and not enough on the content.

CNN broadcast a harrowing interview with one woman who has fallen into poverty.

Many of the Gods have fallen into a deep slumber.

"Ah, old water-splashier, is it you, " she said, "I am weeping for my golden ball, which has fallen into the well. "

Oh, I only wanted to say, mother, that my little sister had fallen into the water.

Betty went crazy when her last daughter got married. She's fallen into the empty-nest syndrome.

European capitals have quickly fallen into lockstep behind her candidacy.

Many of these local mills remain in name alone, having fallen into disuse.

The three had fallen Into guerrilla hands In April when they were forced by bad weather to land the helicopter they were travellIng In.

The man wanes, the need continues or grows, and the fortune, fallen into whose hands it may, continues.

Allow them to teach you that which they understand, as they have not fallen into the deep sleep and forgetfulness as mankind.

But somehow the first little Caleb had wandered away unnoticed, and had fallen into the river.

With the spot price in the period of adjustment, spot prices have now fallen into futures prices, the basis of basic becomes reasonable.

The girl would have fallen into the river but that I caught her.

Perhaps you have fallen into the trap of relying too heavily on your test automation infrastructure.

All kingdoms love our human brothers and sisters, who have fallen into great forgetfulness, and in so doing, are our teachers.

His bone had already fallen into the deep stream.

For decades the Atlantic bluefin-tuna fishery has fallen into the former camp.

Terra had fallen into dark and dense energy flow with dissonant sound and slow energy movement.

According to Krugman , we have fallen into the " liquidity trap" as described by economist John Maynard Keynes .

The dog had fallen into the water and Caro was afraid she'd be drowned.

Could he have been abducted and fallen into an alien space-time vacuum?

By now, some people said old person has fallen into in a bean field dry well .

He has fallen into a bad habit.

It could not have been greatly prolonged. Richmond had doubtless soon fallen into the hands of General Grant.

These affairs make his feeling, business fallen into the lowest ebb.

Many old remedies for illness have fallen into disrepute among doctors.

If not is to there is a burly railing holding up, that car has already fallen into an overhanging cliff.

It has fallen into into the fountain.

He has fallen into the habit of doing morning exercises to stay healthy.

You have fallen into a bad habit of smoking.

That much he knew. He had fallen into darkness.

They returned home late at night, their mother having fallen into sleep.

Humankind has fallen into an old dream from another creation that is non-self sustainable.

O son of Maharaja Nanda (Krsna), I am Your eternal servitor, yet somehow or other I have fallen into the ocean of birth and death.

And they persuade a judge to suppress a confidential but embarrassing document which has fallen into journalists' hands.

It's real! The moon had fallen into the well! An old monkey said.

One day he noticed some leaves had fallen into his boiling water.

Many words once commonly used have fallen into desuetude.

Question 3: There must be something wrong, have you maybe fallen into a depression?

That university has fallen into decay in the last 100 years.

Zhuang-Zi s idea was regarded as the freedom of thoughts, but the result was fallen into paradox.

Great. . . He's fallen into pieces. I'm sorry! I'll put you back together, okay?

But China has not fallen into the trap.

In that relaxation you have fallen into your own source, and that brings self-knowledge.

After the earthquake, lots of buildings have fallen into .

In contrast, the other forces of nature have obediently fallen into line.

This company HAS fallen into disrepute in recent years.

That LAW on the right of inheritance has fallen into disuse.

This irrigation canal has fallen into disuse.

The route was once much travelled but has fallen into disuse.

'Oh Lord, my husband has fallen into the river! '

He risked his life to help the boy who had fallen into the river.

He's fallen into the habit of coming to tea every Sunday.

The man had fallen into the creek and had sprained his ankle .

Fallen into the trap, for you are too greedy, it's not because of others' cunning.

Help! Help! A girl has fallen into the lake!

Many people who have become apathetic have fallen into the traps of addiction and errant social behaviors.

But me and my old lady, had fallen into the same old dull routine.

He dusted an ash that had fallen into his lap.

However these red false god souls are incapable of learning anything and they have fallen into extreme arrogance.

Millions ofpeople have lost their jobs and fallen into poverty.

This custom has fallen into abeyance now.

How could Tuidhana's brethren and the Mariner Elves have fallen into such hatred?

e. g. The old man has fallen into poverty.

Some old laws have fallen into abeyance.

Some words have fallen into disuse now.

Because of lack of sensitivity, the apparatus has already fallen into disuse.

The old house where he was born has fallen into ruin.

The capital was fallen into ruin.

the stone arch was fallen into the river and the brown water was going over it.

Jones I've fallen into doing these TV documentaries , which kind of annoys me because I didn't really want to do documentaries .

But later on Beaucock had fallen into the mire .

Ascension is a "spiral" home and out of the density that one's ancestry has fallen into.

The university has fallen into decay in latest 50 years.

He had fallen into the trap.

They've fallen into the trap.

I am an angle whose wings were broken in heaven, fallen into this word to seek true love.

They dug a pit in my path- but they have fallen into it themselves.

For the outer earth you have in great polarity fallen into extreme lovelessness and hatred.

He has fallen into the habit of smoking.

The castle has fallen into decay in the last100 years.

I figure this is a good bracket to look at since most of us have fallen into this category at some point, even if we aren't today.

The house has fallen into ruins.

Oh ! My god! The moon has fallen into the well!

the school HAS fallen into disrepute.

Oh! The moon has fallen into the well!

These all brought him back to that unforgettable night where even the stars seems to have fallen into the sea

If so, you have fallen into the trap of Lose-Win.

Some, such as the one you are reading now, have remained inuse, but most have fallen into disuse.

That's a trap so many people have fallen into.

I wept as I discovered that my father had truly fallen into the Hell of Excrement and Urine!

Has no intention of hard falls, the former Qunfang jealous, and fallen into a mud roller for dust, only incense as ever. (Wrote)

That is why we should not have fallen into the quagmire in the first place.

This is the life you designed, rather than the one you've fallen into.

they were contrived. For these people have fallen into a needless and endless way of

they were only attuning to a dream that Sirius had fallen into of sacrificing Earth for their own self gain;

Their current states are about three : 1. some have fallen into decay and disappeared from people's cultural vision;

There are Christians today who have fallen into the trap of being ashamed of Biblical morality

Words that have fallen into disuse

they had fallen into several holes and got wet through;

Power has fallen into the hands of others

trouble when i fallen into you