Sentence examples for if he'd failed from inspiring English sources
Lincoln began to wonder if he'd failed some test, or if there'd been a miscalculation leading to a glut of zombies.
Jeremy Corbyn repeatedly asked Owen Smith why he had resigned from Corbyn's shadow cabinet, as if he'd failed to grasp that Smith had had to do that, before he could reasonably have found himself on this particular stage on this particular evening, challenging Corbyn's so-called leadership.
He felt as if he'd failed some kind of test.
A teacher might applaud a child for making an effort on a science test even if he'd failed it, for instance, believing that doing so would promote growth mindset in that student regardless of the outcome.
For much of the afternoon, he looked as if he would fail it spectacularly.
In 10th grade, Ryan's principal told his parents that if he missed two more days, he would fail all of his classes, under school policy.
Asked if he would have failed if people could not have their own home, he replied: I want to see more people buy and own their homes.
We wondered if we were going to fail, just simply fail: if he'd ever get a decent role, if I'd ever figure out what I wanted to do in life.
When I asked him if he'd be disappointed if Mr Trump failed to live up to his campaign promises of healthcare reform, tax reform and making American manufacturing great again, Jerry was clear.
On Any Questions last week I asked Corbyn what I would ask each candidate: if he failed, would he fall on his sword and step down?
