| He grabbed at it, and, overbalancing, fell with a splash into the water. |
| The heels throw a woman's weight forward and dramatically increase the risk of overbalancing, especially on hard surfaces. |
| Plus, as plants outgrow their pots, there's always a danger of overbalancing as well as roots needing more space. |
| On the upper part of the mountain the gradient was so steep that climbers had to lean forward to prevent overbalancing. |
| Mr Sparkler's head peeping over the balcony looked so very bulky and heavy that it seemed on the point of overbalancing him and flattening the unknown below. |
| The next he know, big as he was, he was whirled half around and sent reeling backward, the trunk overbalancing him, till he fetched up with a crash against the wall. |
