fall in line

Furthermore, it is something of an 'uncorrelated' asset, meaning it won't necessarily rise and fall in line with everything else.

Over time, the statistics beneath the surface begin to fall in line with perception.

When a guest in another's house, you do not lie in bed until late morning in households that rise early - you fall in line with house norms.

To fall in line with this drop , and based on my experience, the Peregrine now eats up to a third less food, so it now eats 200 pigeons.

Employers don't appreciate the extra night's hotel bill, but since you're giving up your weekend, they usually fall in line.

Though not conclusive, these results fall in line with the kin selection hypothesis.

Previously, industry assets have tended to rise and fall in line with underlying stock markets.

Editable descriptive anchor text on links and images to fall in line with marketing campaigns and SEO.

Most lagging addicts quickly fall in line to avoid being ostracized.

These results fall in line with historical findings.

I am very sure Philippines will be whacked one day by China and the rest of SE Asia will automatically fall in line.

Those three guys really set the tone and paved the way for other teams to fall in line.

They fall in line. There, in that one sentence, lies the reason Mr. Falzone and his colleagues have agreed to help represent RDR Books.

Under this pressure the kids fall in line.

JET proved to be an amusing distraction, but other than that they basically fall in line.

Expecting us to fall in line like your little soldiers.

You fall in line with house norms.

The demographics of social media users tend to fall in line more closely with those of today's Democratic voters, for example.

Watch as the slaves fall in line,