| "...and no harm will befall you on this night either, I assure you." | |
| "Eternal God, our Father, the Lord of our life and death, we acknowledge Thee in all our ways and in all events which befall us." | |
| "Oh, this mishap could befall anybody." | |
| "Once again, I beg those of you" who haven't yet signed this treaty to fully understand the potential disasters that may befall our world by out very hands. | |
| "There shall no evil befall thee, neither shall any plague come nigh thy tent, for he will give his angels charge over thee to keep thee in all thy ways. | |
| "...and no harm will befall you on this night either, I assure you." | |
| "Eternal God, our Father, the Lord of our life and death, we acknowledge Thee in all our ways and in all events which befall us." | |
| "Oh, this mishap could befall anybody." | |
| "Once again, I beg those of you" who haven't yet signed this treaty to fully understand the potential disasters that may befall our world by out very hands. | |
| "There shall no evil befall thee, neither shall any plague come nigh thy tent, for he will give his angels charge over thee to keep thee in all thy ways. | |
| "Welcome to Mandrake Falls... where the scenery enthrals... where no hardship e'er befalls. | |
| "What befalls others today may be your own fate tomorrow"? | |
| 'If the certainty befalls us' 'that it will never be achieved... this homeness,' 'you suddenly don't know how to live the time,' 'that can no longer be part of a whole life.' | |
| - That's what I like about you, no matter what calamity befalls others, you can still laugh about it. | |
| ..trouble befalls on him. | |
| "Welcome to Mandrake Falls... where the scenery enthrals... where no hardship e'er befalls. | |
| "What befalls others today may be your own fate tomorrow"? | |
| 'If the certainty befalls us' 'that it will never be achieved... this homeness,' 'you suddenly don't know how to live the time,' 'that can no longer be part of a whole life.' | |
| - That's what I like about you, no matter what calamity befalls others, you can still laugh about it. | |
| ..trouble befalls on him. | |
| "I shouldn't be punished for attempting to murder her because I didn't actually cause the harm that befell her." | |
| "St Luke's church was razed by fire that night, "and disaster befell the parish. | |
| "What happened... what catastrophe befell the unlucky sailors there is nothing in the logbook. | |
| 'In televising this trial, the state of Israel hopes to show 'many of its own people across the world the full horror of what befell 'those of their faith who lived in Europe through the Nazi era. | |
| (Saxton) The following report to the Royal Geological Society by the undersigned, Alexander Saxton, is a true and faithful account of events that befell the Society's expedition in Manchuria. | |
| "I shouldn't be punished for attempting to murder her because I didn't actually cause the harm that befell her." | |
| "St Luke's church was razed by fire that night, "and disaster befell the parish. | |
| "What happened... what catastrophe befell the unlucky sailors there is nothing in the logbook. | |
| 'In televising this trial, the state of Israel hopes to show 'many of its own people across the world the full horror of what befell 'those of their faith who lived in Europe through the Nazi era. | |
| (Saxton) The following report to the Royal Geological Society by the undersigned, Alexander Saxton, is a true and faithful account of events that befell the Society's expedition in Manchuria. | |
| "Night has befallen." | |
| "O naive head, what has befallen you?" | |
| "O naive heart...what's befallen you?" | |
| "What a sweet calamity has befallen us" | |
| "that has ever befallen this country. | |
| And there is no danger of any harm befalling my inscription? | |
| I'll start with a story about a horrible fate befalling innocent people, and then I'm curious to get individual reactions. | |
| I'm standing by in case any misfortune is befalling you. | |
| It's like love is befalling on me, I'll give you all my best. | |
| No man or woman can be too powerful or too beautiful without disaster befalling. | |
| "Night has befallen." | |
| "O naive head, what has befallen you?" | |
| "O naive heart...what's befallen you?" | |
| "What a sweet calamity has befallen us" | |
| "that has ever befallen this country. | |
| And there is no danger of any harm befalling my inscription? | |
| I'll start with a story about a horrible fate befalling innocent people, and then I'm curious to get individual reactions. | |
| I'm standing by in case any misfortune is befalling you. | |
| It's like love is befalling on me, I'll give you all my best. | |
| No man or woman can be too powerful or too beautiful without disaster befalling. | |
