fall off the wagon

If you fall off the wagon, get right back on.

I fall off the wagon every once in a while.

But if you want to fall off the wagon, this is the place for it.

What would happen, though, if the country fell off the wagon?

Then there are other times, maybe once a month, when she falls off the wagon.

One hell of a time to fall off the wagon."

"Everybody falls off the wagon once in a while, General," he said.

Second, no one saw that health care and consumer growth stocks would fall off the wagon.

Known to fall off the wagon; once, he went to a wedding and disappeared for a month.

But if the wheels fall off the wagon, people will be looking for someone else."

It's easy for people to interpret that they're all falling off the wagon.

Researchers followed their progress over the next year to see if they had fallen off the wagon.

I've even gone with him to drivers' homes when they'd fallen off the wagon.

What can people do to make sure they don't fall off the wagon over the holidays?

Once you've fallen off the wagon the first time, it just doesn't seem so far to fall.

Falling off the wagon occasionally is natural when you're learning new habits.

I fell off the wagon and broke my back.

The man she lived with had fallen off the wagon and was wrecking their house.

"Actually, we found out he's an alcoholic when he fell off the wagon.

This is one reason why smokers who quit abruptly are more likely to fall off the wagon.

Find out how close you could be to falling off the wagon in our smoker's quiz.

What support system have you set up to make sure you don't fall off the wagon?

His cell phone went off before he could think too much about falling off the wagon.

He falls off the wagon and neglects the young girl they adopted.

"I'll have a hard time falling off the wagon if I'm seven hundred miles from the nearest beer, though."