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With her on your side others of the council will fall into line.

Once he'd taken a decision everyone and everything had to fall into line with it.

Why do I need this post to fall into line with the others?

But now just about all of them have fallen into line.

As he started down the passage, the others fell into line behind him.

The rest of a world will fall into line after that."

In this House too, we are all trying to fall into line and innovative ideas go by the board.

"I just want everyone to fall into line so that we can march smoothly to the future."

The rest of the Democratic establishment is falling into line.

Factions recently at war now seem to be falling into line.

Republicans used to just fall into line behind their leader after the primaries.

Taking their cues from the committee, the national news media fell into line.

Q. Has there been any pressure by the party leadership to make the new members fall into line?

The others fell into line behind them and once more they wound their way down the mountain.

The war's many cheerleaders in the press fell into line.

In addition, the largest European "energy players" must fall into line.

Then he departed, his officers falling into line behind him.

But the latter two would fall into line, wouldn't they?

"I'm not at all sure the rest would fall into line, no matter what the threat.

He shouted orders and half of the Company fell into line.

The idea was that with the candidates' agreement in hand, the networks would fall into line.

Even if they were achieved, how long would it then take for Turkish society to fall into line?

It was a good time to bring her story to television, and everything else just fell into line."

Ranger waited for the last car to go by before he fell into line.

For those who have yet to fall into line with the trend, the anxieties can be great.