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fall through

VERB
  1. fail utterly; collapse
    The project foundered

How To Use fall through In A Sentence

  • I am not worried on a personal level but I do think that there will be a huge shortfall throughout the country.
  • There is still a risk that the whole deal will fall through.
  • As we walked towards Torc Waterfall through a wooded area, the smell was just appalling.
  • There is still a risk that the whole deal will fall through.
  • It was a death without dignity, a random fall through the cracks of a secret life.
  • Far better for society's conscience, then, that a bum should fall through the cracks and freeze to death on a park bench, than that he should live an unpicturesque life in an SRO, within the bounds of society.
  • Should the deal with Spyker fall through, Genii and partners remained at the ready to pursue talks with GM, Carlstrom said.
  • Other firms are waiting in the wings, ready to step in and make an offer should the current deal fall through.
  • Clouds of splatters and drips at once rise, float, and fall through the canvas's deep whiteness like colored smoke in the night sky after fireworks.
  • Flotation recovers botanical remains such as seeds that would otherwise fall through the screen (see "Flotation 101") We also take soil samples and pollen/phytolith samples to be processed by specialized laboratories. Interactive Dig Mt. Vernon - The Archaeologists' Toolbox
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