Sentences with phrase «to catch someone if someone fall»

It's like a big, nefarious Plan B — a parachute to catch you if you fall out of love or the object of desire spurns you out of nowhere.

Rather, The Telegraph reports that the Tory MP now wants the ladder logo to «include hands to represent people climbing the rungs and also a safety net to catch them if they fall».

An over speed treadmill has a safety harness to catch you if you fall.

Catch me if I fall, I'm losing hold.

Luckily for me I have the most amazing and supportive parents, siblings and friends who I knew would always be there to catch me if I fell, which gave me a huge sense of security.

Remember to catch her if she falls.

Fifth, it sends the wrong message other profligate nations, saying that there is someone to catch them if they fall.

At Lonely Planet, we want you to travel far and wide with the knowledge that someone will catch you if you fall.

Seth won't be there to catch us if we fall, but to become the people we need to be eventually, well, we probably wouldn't want him to, anyway.

Still, it's nice to know that when push comes to shove, there's a safety net that just might catch you if you fall.

Furthermore, as parents, we all try to protect our kids from every bump or bruise they receive, but, we can not always be there to catch them if they fall.

Especially when there's no cable to catch them if they fall, we want any true wireless earbuds to feel nice and secure in the ears, and including a number of changeable ear tips so we can select those that perfectly fit our ears would be the perfect way of achieving this.

We all have a fundamental need to be sure of each other, and to know that our partner is there to catch us if we fall, or will step up and be there for us when we need them to.

We include 8 marriage counseling sessions post retreat so that we can «catch you if you fall».

Yet that is exactly what a close, bonded, adult attachment relationship is — Knowing that you will be there to catch me if I fall.

Hire a good coach to catch you if you fall, to direct you when you stray, and to celebrate you when you succeed.