Sentence examples for double downfall from inspiring English sources
It was alarming to see Carson's nasty side at work as he relished Molesley's double downfall.
Hewitt's downfall was more double-faults and unforced errors.
It is this double whammy that seems to be chard's downfall.
On the first anniversary of the resignation, Mr. Curtis said that he believed that President Nixon's downfall had been helped by an undisclosed "double agent" in the White House.
In other films—such as Welles's Citizen Kane and Wilder's Double Indemnity and Sunset Boulevard (1950)—the denouement (often the death or downfall of the central character) is revealed in the opening scenes; flashbacks then tell of the circumstances that led to the tragic conclusion.
"The Hunter" is about a hijacking caper that ends poorly for Parker: not only is he double-crossed, but his wife, Lynn, is a coerced accomplice in his downfall.
According to American Hardcore: A Tribal History author Steven Blush, Double Nickels on the Dime was, along with Zen Arcade, "either the pinnacle or downfall of the pure hardcore scene".
TV-advertising revenues have suffered a double-digit drop in practically every European market – with some countries facing a downfall of up to 30percentt.
This final rule is a double-edged sword, as it simultaneously strengthened his empire and nearly led to its downfall.
