Sentence examples for may befall from inspiring English sources
If he refuses to heed them, a worse fate may befall him.
Before the storm season begins, here are tips on preparing for trouble that may befall you.
As improbable as it seems, a similar fate may befall the post-9/11 military commissions.
No: a thousand mischances and disappointments may befall him and leave him still in the tranquil possession of the Term.
It is far too early to tell what, if any, long-term political damage may befall Mr. Rubio's national aspirations.
"Any event that may befall the Seeker," she explains, "can be connected to a set of eight people.
The same fate may soon befall Gordon Brown.
The same fate may yet befall the proposed republic.
The same fate may yet befall The Martian, but it seems unlikely.
That fate may still befall him, of course – Rangers remain at the bottom of the Premier League table – but this result was a reminder to Southampton that they are by no means clear of danger themselves.
On Leith Walk, as it rises to meet Princes Street, award-winning novelist Candia McWilliam is heartbroken at what has already disfigured her beautiful Edinburgh and the prospect of what may yet befall it.
