Sentence examples for fall of york from inspiring English sources

With the fall of York, the King lost control of the north, and Oliver Cromwell emerged as the leading Parliamentary general.

Some of Hastings' men even reached London, spreading tales of the fall of York and a Lancastrian victory.

York rejected a bid from Scunthorpe for Donaldson, with their approach falling short of York's valuation, after which Scunthorpe manager Nigel Adkins said he would not pay "stupid money" for Donaldson.

JJ Abrams is set to direct a movie that will take its lead from the forthcoming book Cycle of Lies: The Fall of Lance Armstrong by New York Times reporter Juliet Macur.

(Andy Webster) 'AMERICAN GANGSTER' (R, 2 38) The divide between the director Ridley Scott's seriousness of purpose and the false glamour that wafts around American gangsters, and invariably trivializes their brutality, become s too wide to breach in this story about the rise and fall of a 1970s New York drug lord.

The bells of York Minster fell silent on Christmas Day for the first time in more than 600 years following the controversial breakup of their bellringing team.

There are the green grapes, hanging from their vine ("New York has over 1,438 family-owned vineyards?"), the couple slushing through snow in winter hats ("New York has over 2,000 miles of snowshoeing terrain?"), and the sky-high view of fall scenery ("New York State has 51,097 acres of apple orchards?").

Inspired by the Jayson Blair controversy, the play charts the rise and fall of an ambitious young, black New York Times reporter and the collateral damage when he becomes the center of a plagiarism scandal.

Samantha Grant's stylish, Errol Morris-y documentary chronicles the rise and fall of Jayson Blair, the fabulist-plagiarist New York Times reporter whose discovery and dismissal was news itself in 2003.

DUCHESS OF YORK: His nurse?

Margaret of York married Charles the Bold.