Encara no tenim significats per a "fail upon".
1Never had his memory been known to fail upon even more trivial occasions.
2Any comment must fail upon the sublimity of that great "perhaps."
3That is a wonderful invention if only it can be made to work without fail upon all occasions.
4In short, there is no old ground we can fail upon, but some new foundation rises again to support us.
5A supply is at the same time reserved in the seed-plots to replace such as may chance to fail upon removal.
6You think that your best plan will be to take boarders; while I think you could not fail upon a worse expedient.
7Both times, however, the heat shield failed upon re-entry, destroying the missile's payload: a dummy warhead.
8The romance of Brockhurst failed upon her tongue.
9For some years past coffee has entirely failed upon the island and cotton is seldom seen growing.
10The first was so beautiful that the eye failed upon him, flinching aside as from a great brightness.
11Now there is no human failing upon which we look with more affectionate lenience than that of keeping a diary.
12However mighty they were of body, at the last they failed upon the mountain, and fell with their burthen to the ground.
13Though during that night her mind had been otherwise clear and collected, memory had utterly failed upon one point: she could not remember her name.
14"A nobler protector never woman had," she assured me, and I felt a hot pearl of moisture fail upon my brow.
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