Sentence examples for well fell from inspiring English sources

Everything, well, fell into place.

But Homma's plan and his order to treat prisoners well fell victim to two circumstances.

And when the oil company's efforts to cap its leaking well fell short, Aaron recorded it on his Facebook wall.

Instead, because the stage's design was an unusual one, she walked -- well, fell -- right into the orchestra pit.

He also noted that overall mining deaths, including not just coal, but metals and other minerals as well, fell to their lowest level last year -- 72 -- since the government began keeping such records a century ago.

Boswell is tricky to love, because he could be a bumptious ass and often skidded into disreputable behaviour, but he did have charm and intelligence – Doctor Johnson didn't suffer fools gladly, and he came near to loving him as a son; and his sensible cousin Margaret, who knew him well, fell in love with him.

Kendall may well be felled by this problem, the Blairite tag around her neck choking her.

No one seems to be claiming, though, that there is much likelihood that John Paul, then Archbishop Karol Wojtyla, consummated his relationship with the philosopher Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka; so this huge hoo-ha seems to be implying nothing more than that two people who sound, on the face of it, extremely well-matched, fell head over heels in love.

The idea was to build their teahouse entirely out of reclaimed wood: trees that were killed in the 2007 blaze (many of which the group harvested from the area around the Greek Theatre), as well as felled redwoods that were destined to be mulched at the park's composting facility.

And there was that night in Greensboro, NC, when Van Halen's signature tune, "Jump," well... fell flat.

The lawsuit contends that the swimming pool "fell well short" of minimum state safety standards, with seven serious code violations.