Sentence examples for crash very well from inspiring English sources

Helmut Lennartz recalled: "I remember Nowotny's crash very well.

Of course, the biggest complication of all is simply this: Instead of missing by a whisker, an ill-timed asteroid larger than Rhode Island could very well crash into the Earth.

"It was quite a big impact and I could not feel my legs very well after the crash.

It is all very well being wise "beyond the crash" but it was before the crash where Mr Brown was found wanting.

They're meant to be genial rainy-day companions, albeit genial rainy-day companions whose authors like to eat large, and very well, perhaps after crashing on your couch to drink wine and watch an old movie.

"They couldn't drive very well, and they crashed into each other a lot," says Olaf Funke, 42, a Segway dealer and captain of Germany's Funky-Move Turtles.

You won't likely land very well and could possibly crash.

We know very well, in this post-crash age, that the market can be an idiot.

Mr Hanna's contribution may very well bring the whole edifice crashing down around her head.

All midsize Subarus have done very well in government and insurance industry crash tests.

If you go too slow, you won't be able to drift very well and just end up turning normally and crash into a wall.