fall across造句
1, His shadow fell across the room.
2, We fell across such a strange thing.
3, A shadow fell across her face, obscuring her expression.
4, The broken car fell across the road.
5, Arthur's shadow fell across the doorway.
6, A shadow fell across her face.
7, I happened to fall across her the next day in the park.
8, Nancy, out of the corner of her eye, saw the shadow that suddenly fell across the doorway.
9, A glance from one of the moving swords fell across his eyes and prevented him from seeing the blow.
10, The train was delayed because a tree had fallen across the line.
11, The dappled sunlight fell across her face as she lay beneath the tree.
12, He fell across the wall, twisting, face up.
13, His ragged hair fell across his brow, and his hands slid under Fergus's skin.
14, Then she was aware of the coolness of a shadow falling across her back, the presence of two men behind her.
15, A quick curtain of water fell across the plains but by the end of the day they were as dry as ever.
16, She opened her and Clare's bedroom door and fell across Clare's bed, which was nearest.
17, A long sliver of light fell across Senga's bed, sparkling off lustrous black hair.
18, Then he reached out and drew the hair back from where it had fallen across her face.
19, Inside he could see Elinor talking, with some animation, to Donald, her long hair falling across her face.
20, As the youth smoked a cigarette, shadows fell across his face.
21, Soon turmoil will fall across the lands.
22, You may fall across him in Shanghai.
23, Meanwhile the sun slowly sinks the western horizon. fall across the olive trees.
24, I happened to fall across him the next day in the park.
25, He happened to fall across Helen that day in the street.
26, She undid her hair and let it fall across her Back.
27, Fenella whipped round and saw a long and terrible shadow fall across the floor.
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