Sentence examples for downfall of the first from inspiring English sources

This results in the downfall of the first not all-good man.

Baldwin returned to office Nov. 4, 1924, following the downfall of the first Labour prime minister, Ramsay MacDonald.

She quickly followed up with a caveat, as if anticipating any potential contortion of her relatively uncontroversial sentiment (the downfall of the first principal of Khalil Gibran started with comments attributed to her in an interview with The New York Post).

The French sense of national humiliation, particularly acute within the army, had lasting repercussions on French public opinion and contributed along with later events in Algeria to the downfall of the Fourth Republic in 1958.

Violent right-wing extremism in Germany has surged to its highest level since the downfall of the Third Reich, with a record number of attacks against asylum seekers and their supporters.

"On May 25, he went to a Fiesta Island rally and cleanup and when a woman posed with him for a photo, he touched her rear end, resulting in the second battery charge". San Diego's Republican establishment has undoubtedly enjoyed watching the downfall of the city's first Democratic mayor in two decades, but it was a Democrat and Filner ally who set the scandal in motion.

One of her complaints, about the Sunday Mirror's publication of pictures of her in a gym, was the precursor to the downfall of the PCC's first chairman.

That shift in sentiment soon led to his downfall in the first of the dramatic "people power" revolutions that would challenge autocratic regimes from Beijing to Berlin.

"We were the architects of our own downfall in the first half and in the grand scheme of the game really.

But foreign agency wires were soon buzzing merrily with stories of the supposed downfall of the island's sixth president.

The resentment this caused contributed to the 1998 downfall of the country's second leader, Suharto, after 32 years in power.