Examples of 'tom fell' in a sentence
Meaning of "tom fell"
tom fell: This phrase may refer to the act of Tom falling down, either literally or metaphorically, depending on the context
How to use "tom fell" in a sentence
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Tom fell into a vat of sulfuric acid.
It was not long before Tom fell asleep.
Tom fell desperately in love with her.
I can not believe Tom fell for it.
Tom fell off the diving board.
The horse went so quickly that Tom fell.
Tom fell in love with a young actress.
I can still remember the time when Tom fell out of the tree.
Tom fell asleep while he was watching a movie.
News that Taylor and Tom fell head over heels for each other.
Tom fell in love with a younger woman.
I think Tom fell.
Tom fell and broke his leg.
After drinking three bottles of beer, Tom fell asleep.
Tom fell asleep while reading a book.
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After Tom fell asleep.
Tom fell and scraped his knee.
Immediately, Tom fell in love with the results.
Tom fell and hurt his knee.
Comrade Tom fell in love with comrade Mary.
Tom fell and broke his arm.
Years ago, Tom fell down the stairs and broke his bones.
Tom fell asleep with his glasses on.
Tom fell into his own trap.
Tom fell asleep and started snoring.
Tom fell asleep during sex ed class.
Tom fell from the top bunk.
Tom fell asleep under the tree.
Tom fell asleep during the show.
Tom fell and hit his elbow.
Tom fell into the same trap.
Tom fell asleep during the movie.
Tom fell out of the top bunk.
Tom fell down and hurt himself.
Tom fell and hurt his hand.
Tom fell asleep with his clothes on.
Tom fell asleep during the concert.
Tom fell asleep with the light on.
Tom fell down into the ravine.
Tom fell when the ladder broke.
Tom fell asleep sitting up in the chair.
Tom fell and hurt his leg.
Tom fell asleep while watching a movie.
Tom fell asleep during the film.
Tom fell asleep with the lights on.
Tom fell into a deep sleep.
Tom fell into the river.
Tom fell off his bicycle.
Tom fell down and was not able to get up.
Tom fell asleep while reading the newspaper.
