fallen out of

Another of Mr Zuma's kingmakers, the powerful ANC Youth League, also appears to have fallen out of love with its former idol.

He said: "Li Zhongren was really someone. He was the acting president after then president had fallen out of power. "

The more I hear of my children's preferences in music, the more I realize how much I've fallen out of line with modern tastes.

The helicopter, Riaz says, had fallen out of the sky and plunged onto the compound, damaging at least a boundary wall.

Worried, we all scampered over to it and saw to our grief that it had fallen out of the tree and broken a wing.

Is that enough to tide Goldman through a time when its highly leveraged business model has fallen out of favor?

When a man hides from his fears, he knows he's fallen out of alignment with his true self.

In Europe the recall cause little stir, since the drug has mostly fallen out of use, replaced by newer, more expensive alternatives.

Perhaps if any one of our species likewise created an incomplete ascension, we too would have fallen out of unity.

The money is welcome, because crop science of the sort Mr Borlaug made famous has fallen out of fashion in recent decades.

Val grinned , to hide the sudden feeling that the bottom had fallen out of breeding .

This excuse likewise has fallen out of favor, especially with the death of Bin Ladin, long used as the centerpiece of the terrorism excuse.

I seem to have fallen out of time.

So, if the statistics are to be believed, it appears the Brits have not completely fallen out of love with the CD.

The cat's owner, Gary, was on the floor near his bed having fallen out of his wheelchair.

When the bottom has fallen out of people's lives, they try to fill it with various forms of addiction.

The Club's youth philosophy has added new life to a competition that has recently fallen out of favour with England's biggest clubs.

Biofuel has fallen out of fashion, with controversy raging over its efficiency and its potential to damage food supplies.

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) has largely fallen out of favor among women and their doctors, and for good reason.

The bottom has fallen out of the travel market.

For a moment he contemplated her, as one who had fallen out of heaven.

He hasn't started more than 17 league games in a season since his first and he's fallen out of favour with the Brazilian national side.

But North Korea is not an undeveloped country; it is a country that has fallen out of the developed world.

In the event you've fallen out of the routine of writing, this may prime your pump, so to speak.

Collins Dictionary experts have compiled a list of words which have fallen out of use by tracking how often they appear.

When they all caught up, top gave me some of the stuff he found in the crater where I'd fallen in that had fallen out of my bustle rack.

It has fallen out of vogue for some reason, but it's still important.

As the language grows, new words are introduced and many words have fallen out of use.

He must have been ill, and have fallen out of the carriage.

The world has fallen out of love with Japan and Japan with the rest of the world.

It releases lots of soot and various noxious chemicals as it burns, and so has fallen out of favour in many Western countries.

Having fallen out of fashion, the fund has started trying on its sister's clothes.

One synonym that has fallen out of usage was katzenjammer only about 50 years older, that comes from German meaning "cats howling. "

At that point I noticed my phone had fallen out of my pocket in the street and was run over by several cars.

But couples who have fallen out of love find novel ways to split - including multiple annulments.

I'm surprised, but pleasantly so, that a topic that has fallen out of favor in many circles is still useful in others.

Small consolation to a teenager who has fallen out of love for the first time.

Credit rating agencies have fallen out of favour with top investors.

The keys must have fallen out of my pocket.

Indeed there are other signs that member states have fallen out of love with the single market concept.

They must have fallen out of the basket when the rope broke.

Germany has not fallen out of love with beer.

These slangy words have long fallen out of English.

Fallen out of our business.

He has fallen out of favor with his classmates.

The couple have fallen out of love with each other.

The mayor has fallen out of favor with the people.

Jack has fallen out of favor with his family.

But plasmas have lately fallen out of favour because they are bulkier and more power-hungry.

Have you ever truly fallen out of love with him?

The bottom has fallen out of the market

Investors have fallen out of love with India's biggest firm. A large acquisition abroad could be its next move

I know I've fallen out of your good graces