Sentence examples similar to a cycle of downfalls from inspiring English sources

When "The Pee-wee Herman Show" opens on Broadway at the Stephen Sondheim Theater on Nov. 11, Mr. Reubens said, it will complete a cycle of downfall and redemption not only for himself but for the blameless Pee-wee character from which he is inseparable.

These habits perpetuate a cycle of poverty.

"I had a cycle of symptoms.

There was a cycle of sickness.

The media's fixation with celebrity reflects a sick cycle of cannibalism; the young, ripe celebrity is flattered and fattened for his or her inevitable downfall and ritual slaughter.

"It's the end of a cycle.

The historian Lewis Mumford described the rise of the megalopolis as "the last stage in the classical cycle of civilization," which would end with "complete disruption and downfall".

But if the station becomes the highest profile victim of the rumoured cycle of cuts to hit the BBC, these values might be its downfall.

On a recent Sunday night, at the end of a news cycle that had seen the downfall of Eliot Spitzer, the government-brokered bailout of Bear Stearns and revelations of controversial remarks by allies of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton and Senator Barack Obama, Ms. Winstead, the comedian and co-creator of "The Daily Show," was entertaining in her enviably roomy Astor Place apartment.

I love wireless technology and will write-off a lot of its downfalls for the advantages.

Henriksen and Hansen [ 33] found that general practitioners seemed to strive for the ideal of a humble attitude towards problems; being too self-confident was regarded as a threat because of the increased risk of downfall.