Usage examples with fall on

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The range of different theories and beliefs are impossible to sum up, but they tend to fall on a spectrum between two extremes.
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In the all around final she finished eighth after a fall on balance beam.
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They skated a clean short program, only to trip and fall on their closing pose.
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If their shadow were to fall on anyone, he would be taken ill at once.
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Moments after kick-off, a crush barrier broke, and fans began to fall on top of each other.
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It is also to be noted that these festival holidays do not fall on the exact calendar date every year.
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This supposed date was designed that the year 2500 would fall on 1941, the year when his own reign started.
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Despite its short height, its flow is situated very close to the road and causes mist to fall on persons standing on it.
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Things do nt fall on a silver plate.
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In nonpermeable sections both tools read alike and the traces fall on top of each other on the stripchart log.
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