Sentence examples for fell far off from inspiring English sources
Lochte was under the pace of Michael Phelps's world record through 150 meters of the grueling four-stroke race but fell far off it on the breaststroke leg.
The pole-winner, Dale Jarrett, the defending series champion, fell far off the pace after colliding with another car on pit road during his first pit stop and then went out of the race on Lap 260 with a blown engine.
Whether it's a new technology or taking the time to listen to someone's situation and offering empathy as yo soak it in, something that once fell far off happens to you almost every second.
Commitment also means following through on the boring stuff even after it has fallen far off the front page.
Liz had fallen far off the fashion map, hampered by redundant product lines with stale styling problems that all began when founder Liz Claiborne retired in 1989.
Developers originally intended for players to be permanently out of a race when falling far off a track, however they came to realize that it was not fun for players "to be forced to go slow or suffer an instant defeat".
Their local affiliates had signed off local accounts that fell far below the American accounting code.
He fell far short of that.
When the bombs fell – even far off – "the change in the air pressure was enormous, and extraordinary," he says.
Stateline may one day be overtaken by Rolling Thunder or some other large-scale wind project in the U.S. The next breakthrough one that subsidy-happy developers might be shy to announce will come when the cost of wind power falls far enough to wean it off our tax dollars.
