Sentence examples for downfall there from inspiring English sources

They were both needless free-kicks to give away so we feel we've contributed to our own downfall there".

"After they were charged, I can't tell you how many people said, 'Well, isn't that what all of you do?' " Yet a half-decade after Milberg's downfall, there has been a shift in the public image and reputation of the securities class-action bar.

Though Widmer sees a pathology in Reagan's "consuming hatred" of the Soviet Union, and is properly loath to give him full credit for causing its downfall, there is a keen sense of how deftly Reagan used words as weapons in the years before Communism crumbled.

At least 38 workers died in the process - there was never an official record of the fatalities, and 15 years after Ceausescu's downfall there's not so much as a plaque to memorialise them.

But in the few short weeks since Mr Bo's downfall, there have been changes in the city.

Despite their wrangling, in the years after Joe McCarthy's downfall, there was a consensus that governing mattered and after the campaigns were over they had a responsibility to run the country.

Did he change, or were the seeds of his downfall always there?

One suspects that she carries the seeds of her own downfall in there someplace too.

The canvas is pure shimmer and surge, veils of pale blue vibrating over thunderous ultramarine, the elation of uplift against the possible sudden downfall all there in the different speed, force and tension of brushmarks scudding round the canvas.

Alone Euryalos stood up to face him, a godlike man, son of lord Mekisteus of the seed of Talaos; of him who came once to Thebes and the tomb of Oidipous after his downfall, and there in boxing defeated all the Kadmeians.

Seymour said: "We need to get out of our own way sometimes and not be the creators of our own downfall, however there is certainly no fragility on a mental aspect in terms of any of the players I go out and play with.