October Phrases

Phrases

• 30 days hath September, April, June and November
• Accuracy to seconds a month (Pulsar Watches advertising slogan)
• An R in the month
• April is the cruellest month
• As long as a month of Sundays
• Atishoo atishoo all fall down
• Castles made of sand fall into the sea eventually
• Fall about laughing
• Fall about your ears
• Fall amongst friends
• Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin
• Fall apart at the seams
• Fall asleep
• Fall back on
• Fall between the cracks
• Fall by the wayside
• Fall down on the job
• Fall flat
• Fall flat on your face
• Fall foul of the law
• Fall from grace
• Fall guy
• Fall in
• Fall in love
• Fall into bad habits
• Fall into line
• Fall like a stone
• Fall off the radar
• Fall off the wagon
• Fall on deaf ears
• Fall on hard times
• Fall on stony ground
• Fall on your feet
• Fall on your sword
• Fall out
• Fall out of favour
• Fall out of love with
• Fall prey to
• Fall through
• Fall through the cracks
• Flag fall (An Australian expression for a fixed starting fee, typically at the start of a taxi ride)
• Hard Rain's A Gonna Fall (Bob Dylan song)
• If you don't stand for something you will fall for anything (Malcolm X quotation)
• Into every life a little rain must fall
• Let the chips fall where they may
• Mr. November (Nickname of Derek Jeter)
• Mr. October (Nickname of Reggie Jackson)
• Never in a month of Sundays
• Nuclear autumn
• One fall, two submissions or a knockout
• Pinch, punch, first of the month
• Pride comes before a fall
• Remember remember the fifth of November (line from nursery rhyme)
• Riding for a fall
• Ring aring of roses, a pocketful of posies, atishoo, atishoo, all fall down (line from nursery rhyme)
• Senor October (Nickname of David Ortiz)
• September the eleventh
• Spring forward, Fall back
• Take a fall for
• The bigger they are the harder they fall
• The fruit does not fall far from the tree
• The internet for a tenner a month (Demon Internet Ltd advertising slogan)
• The rise and fall of the Roman Empire
• There's an R in the month
• Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold (from a poem by Yeats)
• Trick or treat
• United we stand divided we fall
• When the bough breaks the cradle will fall, and down will come baby, cradle and all (line from nursery rhyme)