Sentence examples similar to fall into a period from inspiring English sources

Charles won, and, with a far-away look in his eyes fell into a period of silence.

When he leaves St Mary's secondary modern, he falls into a period of torpor and self-doubt.

Tukulti-Ninurta died about 1208 bc, and Assyria fell into a period of internal weakness and dynastic conflict.

After periods of mild modernism (the 1930s and 1940s) and mild post-modernism (the 1960s), the English novel has fallen into a period of aimlessness and easy freedom.

Cone needs the distraction; he admitted he has been bogged down in his travails, falling into a period of self-pity in May when he pitched well and could not win.

In the most likely case, the United States has fallen into a period somewhat similar to the one that Europe has endured for parts of the last generation; it is rich but struggling.

Many of his diverse intellectual achievements came to be obscured as later Confucians focused on the misanthropic view attributed to him that human nature is basically ugly or evil, and, beginning about the 12th century ce, his writings fell into a period of disfavour and neglect from which they have only recently reemerged.

The aerodrome fell into a period of inactivity until the Royal Naval Air Service and then the Royal Flying Corps took up residence again in May 1915.

Lindsay fell into a period of severe depression and had to take some time off before returning to school.

The nation fell into a period of civil instability between then and 2003, when Australia led a military force to restore law and order in the country.

The Empire soon fell into a period of difficulties, caused to a large extent by the undermining of the theme system and the neglect of the military.