ตัวอย่าง befall

• People in mid-life were more concerned about what might befall them in later life than those who had reached old age.

• A contemporary chronicler opined (in the annal for 1011) that 'all those disasters befell us through bad policy (unraeligdas)'.

• However, the greater harm befalls the original middle-aged skilled and the original young skilled agents.

• In this sense the divorce was treated as a misfortune that befell the entire family, and they had to be close to get through it.

• Intellectuals were aware that a new era was approaching and felt strongly that the same fate would befall them.

• Incisions (gbere) are made on the body of the new member to prevent harm from befalling him or her.

• A household may insure itself against the risk of an illness or accident befalling any of its members by means of the extendedfamily system.

• It often befalls the paediatric cardiologist to initiate counselling while providing the expert information concerning the abnormality and its optimum management.

• Many industrialists found it almost impossible to concede that harm befell their employees as a direct consequence of their employment.

• For them, one might assume, the perpetrator lost his dignity by his own deeds and is therefore responsible for the calamity that befalls him later.

• The remainder of the book relates the puzzling new adventures that befall them on this alien planet - including a meeting with the narrator's doppelganger counterpart.

• Such a fate has befallen the present volume, a minor but inevitable fault.

• The consequentialist is concerned with the harms and benefits that befall the moral community (agents and patients).

• However, ' ' beforeness' ' and ' ' afterness' ' are not accidents that befall the parts.

• If they played the drum, a great calamity would befall them, perhaps even death.