Sentence examples for seems fell from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Massino's strict security measures, it seems, fell far short.

The Roman empire, it seems, fell apart because it lacked the "unifying impetus" of an inland waterway like China's.

The neck roll, it seems, fell into the second category as a desired item that probably had little functional value.

And he seems to like felling trees.

And complacency seems to have felled the Giants.

It seems her indispensable camera fell victim to a tourist swindle last month in Plymouth, England: a couple of kids offered to take her picture, but instead took off with the camera.

Ballet dancers are physical heroes, so when they're felled, it seems as though there's been an alteration in the universe.

The men keep going long past the point when it seems exhaustion should have felled them, held within Mr. Wilson's sinuous, earthy vocal arrangements.

So if you live in fell country, it seems natural to run on mountains: everyone else is doing it.

Swiggy, meanwhile, seems to have weathered the storm that felled so many of its competitors.

The Kadima party formed by Ariel Sharon just before he was felled by a stroke in January seems poised to win next week's election.