Sentence examples for failed near from inspiring English sources
Most of the failures were fixed within a few hours, though one feeder cable that failed near the Richmond Hill section of Queens was not expected to be back in service until Saturday morning.
Ali Alsaho and his family had been fleeing Islamic State militants in Deir el-Zour, eastern Syria, when the engine of the boat they were travelling on failed near the coastal town of Çeşme in western Turkey last month.
And a few weeks ago, in Florence, in a hotel near the Duomo, I woke in the night, and felt in the strange room fearful and adrift, failed, near my life's end, a wide-awake mote in an alien, sleeping city.
The specimens cut from coupons with shorter weld lengths failed near the weld root whereas the specimens cut from coupons with longer weld lengths failed near the weld toe.
In fact, Magnussen et al. (2012) reported that 74 % of ACL autografts failed near the femoral enthesis following a traumatic re-injury.
Beams R5 and R6 failed near a region adjacent to the loading point (i.e., at one third span of the beam) in flexural-shear and flexure failure mode, respectively.
A similar tax logic was behind the controversial and failed near-£70bn attempt by America's Pfizer to buy Britain's AstraZeneca earlier this year.
Cellphones and other hand-held gadgets always seem to fail near the end of a day that has drained the energy from batteries (and owners).
In some games you can spend a half-hour on a difficult task, fail near the end and start again with nothing, but Jak and Daxter lets you save your progress whenever you like, and once you've collected a magical item it's yours forever, even if you fail later on.
If no special attention is paid, standard numerical methods may fail near dry/wet front and produce non-physical negative water height.
Furthermore, owing to the jamming-action-induced yarn deformation, the yarn longitudinal damage firstly fails at the regions where the yarn is curved, and subsequently damage fails near the damaged elements in the first stage.
