Sentence examples for eventual descent from inspiring English sources

I don't think it spoils anything to say that his eventual descent provides a totally unexpected and satisfying conclusion.

But that only makes his own eventual descent into the delusion of certainty that much more alarming.

The group promised to give Nottinghamshire police several hours' notice of their eventual descent so that arrangements could be made for orderly arrests.

And apart from the STUPID FUCKING DECISION to bury his first manslaughter victim, Ronald's unfortunate situation, and eventual descent into madness, is pretty believable.

The film "Reefer Madness" was released in the United States, depicting the melodramatic tale of high school teens whose use of marijuana leads to a hit-and-run, manslaughter, attempted rape, hallucinations and the eventual descent into madness and addiction.

The pilot promises to detail the elaborate and turbulent love affair between Zelda and future husband F. Scott Fitzgerald, set in the heart of the Jazz Age, as well as Zelda's eventual descent into alcoholism and mental illness.

Mainly it's one of those LA-based "My Drug Hell" type memoirs in the model of Jerry Stahl's Permanent Midnight: the story of Sutherland's eventual, hair-raising descent into depravity with the (main) drugs of choice being strong weed, GHB, crystal meth and shagging.

Evidence of an unresponsive crew as the plane flew south for more than five hours includes the loss of radio communications, a long period with no maneuvering of the aircraft, a steady cruise altitude and eventual fuel exhaustion and descent, the report said.

Much of the film hinges on Simone's alcoholic descent and eventual redemptive ascent, culminating in a jubilant concert performance in Central Park.

And despite the novelistic sheen, and the intrinsically dramatic elements of the story being told -- Bishop's drinking binges and eventual infidelity, Soares's drastic descent into depression and suicide -- the book becomes surprisingly sketchy as it progresses.

Amy Winehouse's former husband, Blake Fielder-Civil, has rejected suggestions he was responsible for her descent into addiction and eventual death at the age of 27.