Sentence examples for downfall for from inspiring English sources

The sentencing marked a precipitous downfall for Mr. Jackson.

And figures suggest that infuriating niggles are the downfall for many marriages.

Whether this actually spells political downfall for Baird remains to be seen.

"That was really the start of the downfall for him," she says.

De Gaulle's resignation in 1969 meant a second downfall for Faure, whose reforms were not approved by President Georges Pompidou.

In 2004 Downfall, for example, sought to develop the idea that not all Germans were fanatical Nazis.

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

One of the biggest downfalls for payday loan borrowers is the risk of overdrafting your bank account.

The head of al-Qaida has accused the US of overthrowing the former Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi, but also said he was responsible for his own downfall by for trying to appease Washington.

All this, though, pertains to parodies where original material has been copied but altered for parodic purposes: Downfall videos, for example, or one of the hundreds of versions of Adele's Rolling in the Deep marked as "parody" on YouTube.

"Why should they negotiate if they can sit idly by and just wait for the downfall of the government and for Bashir to be taken to court?