| fell in | 4.74 | She saw it on TV and fell in love. | ||
| fell for | 3.95 | Toyota said monthly production fell for the first time in three months. | ||
| fell to | 3.03 | The jeans, too big, fell to the floor. | ||
| fell on | 2.90 | Italian demands that Clohessy be sin-binned fell on deaf ears. | ||
| fell as | 2.76 | The Belgians fell back as the infantry came under fire. | ||
| fell into | 1.45 | He ate whatever fell into the fondue pot. | ||
| fell against | 1.38 | The new measures come as the rial fell against the dollar and the main European currencies. | ||
| fell amid | 1.32 | Wheat fell amid forecasts for larger crops both this year and next, allowing inventories to rise. | ||
| fell from | 1.32 | Turnout fell from four years ago. | ||
| fell through | 1.32 | When a deal with Pitino fell through, Calipari became the next in line. | ||
| fell after | 1.12 | But the project fell apart after a documentary about the soldiers turned out to have exaggerated their heroics. | ||
| fell off | 1.12 | Coffey fell off the map in Philadelphia. | ||
| fell behind | 0.46 | Pavin fell behind by three shots with only five to play before staging a comeback. | ||
| fell by | 0.46 | Perhaps more significant, approvals of the visas fell by more than one-third. | ||
| fell out_of | 0.46 | They about fell out of the boat. | ||
| fell over | 0.46 | Behind Sandi, a chair scraped the floor, another fell over, and two figures hurled by. | ||
| fell short_of | 0.46 | The United States said that fell short of its demands. | ||
| fell out | 0.39 | As it tried to lift off, one American fell out, Rosa said. | ||
| fell below | 0.26 | If turnout fell below that floor, a new election would have been required in four months. | ||
| fell under | 0.26 | Critics say those actions fell under a church doctrine that Hubbard had called the Fair Game policy. |