Examples of using "Viel" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tom fell.
I was falling.
Who fell?
Sami fell.
- That wasn't so bad.
- That wasn't too bad.
Tom blacked out.
The apple fell!
- I fainted.
- I lost consciousness.
The curtain fell.
Mary fainted.
She fainted.
I fainted.
It was disappointing.
Tom didn't fall.
- It wasn't that bad.
- It wasn't so bad.
- Things turned out better than I expected.
- That wasn't so bad.
- It wasn't so bad.
Tom fell overboard.
He fell backward.
What fell?
You fainted.
He fell into the river.
Tom fell into the water.
She fell on her face.
I fell asleep.
Paris fell in 1940.
Tom almost fainted.
- She fell asleep.
- He fell asleep.
Everyone noticed.
My front tooth fell out.
The empire fell apart.
Tom fell asleep.
That wasn't too bad.
- The well ran dry.
- The well is dry.
Mary nearly fainted.
The engine died.
Somebody attacked me.
Now, that wasn't so bad, was it?
only as darkness fell.
The baby fell asleep.
She fell down the ladder.
She fell on her face.
She was taken in by his manners.
He fell overboard and was drowned.
He dropped in on me.
Tom fell into the mud.
- He fell from the tree.
- He fell out of the tree.
It actually wasn't that bad.
Tom fell down and hurt himself.
- That wasn't so bad, was it?
- Now, that wasn't so bad, was it?
She finally fell asleep.
I finally fell asleep.
Tom's dog attacked Mary.
She attacked the enemy.
He fell off the horse.
He fell into the river.
I fell into the mud.
Tom fell down the stairs.
Tom fell on his head.
Sami just passed out.
Sami fell off his camel.
Why did you attack her?
I fell off my horse.
Everyone attacked my opinion.
- He attacked me from the rear.
- He attacked me from behind.
- The actress fell backward over the stage.
- The actress fell backwards from the stage.
I fell asleep listening to music.
Then I slipped and fell back.