Sentence examples for eventual fall from inspiring English sources

Such sentiment contributed to the eventual fall of Portugal's First Republic in 1926.

Though Essad was forced to leave the country when his plans were discovered (May 1914), his unsettling influence precipitated the eventual fall of Prince William in September.

The speech is seen as one of the key events that led to thousands of East Germans trying to leave their country and eventual fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 1989.

It was Mr Yanukovych's refusal to sign the deal last November that triggered mass protests and his eventual fall from power.

The Day of the African Child was established 24 years ago by the African Union Assembly, to commemorate the deadly 1976 Soweto protests by schoolchildren, a seminal moment in the eventual fall of South Africa's brutal apartheid regime.

The sight of a public aflutter over the talents — and the eventual fall — of a seemingly perfect child is at least as old as the last century.

Sydney gave the Saints eventual 1997 Grand Final battler Robbie Neill.

However, once there Djokovic lost in four sets to the eventual 2012 champion – Roger Federer.

We were eliminated (some say harshly) by the eventual 2006 Cup winners, Italy.

Prokofiev achieved this youthful goal in "The Gambler," which he later revised for its eventual 1929 premiere in Brussels.

The September 11th hijackings might have killed fewer than the eventual 2,752 had the twin towers of the World Trade Centre not melted down and collapsed.