Sentence examples for began its decline from inspiring English sources

Before it began its decline, the Lincoln Motel provided the younger set with relatively wholesome distractions.

It was issued and circulated from the reign of King Endubis around AD 270 until it began its decline in the first half of the 7th century.

The steel industry in Gary, Indiana, began its decline forty years ago; how likely is it that, forty years from now, Janesville will have escaped Gary's fate?

Central Park began its decline during the 1960's, when people began avoiding it for fear of being mugged.

The housing market, which began its decline in 2006 and brought the U.S. economy down with it, may finally be rebounding.

The store began its decline then, Mr. Mealey said.

But the data lagged behind reality: In hindsight, it is now clear that teenage pregnancy had already begun its decline in 1991, well before welfare changes and the economic boom, and well after the first round of sex education programs.

An era in which Europe makes a bit of a comeback, while America begins its decline?

When the documentary STARTUP.COM (2001) was released, the go-go Internet economy had already begun its decline.

J. Crew exercised an unparallelled influence over the way affluent Americans dressed, especially at work; Michelle Obama wore J. Crew during state visits to Turkey and the U.K. It's startling to realize that, by then, the company was already beginning its decline.

When WorldCom closed the MCI purchase in 1998, the long-distance market was just beginning its decline.