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fall through
verb
- intr, adverb to miscarry or fail
Idioms and Phrases
Fail, miscarry, as in The proposed amendment fell through , or I hope our plans won't fall through . [Late 1700s]Example Sentences
But earlier that day, he casually asked me, “If my plans fall through, would you want to hang out?”
Authority staff said that contracts include termination clauses if there isn’t enough money and that contingency funds existed to make up a shortfall if funding fell through.
At some point, it looked like the deal was pretty much done - but then came the Covid-19 pandemic and suddenly it fell through.
“It’s kind of easy for the unincorporated territory to fall through the cracks,” Sonenshein said.
He did continue to do voiceover work, however, and Moranis was set to make a comeback in a Honey I Shrunk the Kids reboot, which sadly fell through.
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