Sentence examples for an unfortunate fall from inspiring English sources

Kreiner advances to the quarter-finals as does Boccaccini, after an unfortunate fall from Riegler.

Madonna suffered an unfortunate fall on stage last night when her Armani cape was tied too tight meaning instead of it being dramatically whipped off by a dancer as planned, the star was pulled down a flight of stairs.

Though, to be fair, a 'no alcohol in January' declaration did once nearly make it to February (an unfortunate fall amongst thieves ruined things on the 27th); however, a regularly wished-for moratorium on swearing holds a shameful record of just 43 minutes.

From a promising start as a late 60s pop act through to the messy legal problems that dogged their later years, it was an unfortunate fall from grace.

Let me begin by explaining the absence of Karin Sham Poo, Deputy Executive Director and my steady right hand, who is bouncing back – I use the term advisedly – from an unfortunate fall that left her hospitalised with a hairline pelvic fracture.

The 2000 LaCrosse concept possessed an unfortunate falling rear.

The newer the art, though, the more far-flung the gallery in which it is hung, which suggests an unfortunate falling-off in value.

There was an unfortunate falling out with One Direction, after the rival boy band thanked Radio 1 rather than Capital – the award's sponsor – when they won best single at the Brit awards last year.

In a movie such as Independence Day, the bad guys came from another planet, and that was fun, but Olympus Has Fallen is an unfortunate descent.

What follows is something like Poe's "Masque of the Red Death": nightly balls where occasionally a fevered unfortunate falls down with horrible sores and pustules, a mix of disease and decadence.

Sure enough, Hull KR's Thomas Minns was the unfortunate fall guy.