Sentence examples for ever to befall from inspiring English sources

It was the greatest catastrophe ever to befall the human species.

The ethnic Chinese suffered the worst disaster ever to befall their community in Southeast Asia.

It was without question the worst military disaster ever to befall the British Empire.

And he was the architect of the only peacetime famine ever to befall an urban, literate society.

This director is also destiny's child; he benefits from some of the best luck ever to befall a filmmaker.

We definitely didn't expect a moment that would ripple across the Internet as one of the biggest debating calamities ever to befall a presidential contender.

This could have been the worst things ever, or the most amazing amalgamation of music royalty to befall upon our sordid, underserving world.

In the wake of the worst financial and economic crisis to befall the UK in a century, the Bank of England has acquired more power than it has ever had in its 321-year history.

The cooling after 1300 may also have contributed to the bubonic plague, the greatest disaster to ever befall Europe.

It is not a fate likely to befall Pan Hejun.

We cannot permit any more harm to befall them.