Sentence examples for fell from favour from inspiring English sources

Jousting fell from favour by the beginning of the 16th century.

He fell from favour after last year's botched war with Hizbullah.

With the invention of the airplane, the kite fell from favour among adults.

When Kurakin suddenly fell from favour, Speransky's tact, his evident ability, and his industry enabled him to continue his career.

On the death of Hülegü, in 1265, he fell from favour and lost much of his former influence.

Zhdanov fell from favour and was demoted in the summer of 1948, Malenkov taking his position as Stalin's chief aide.

When did the term "novella" fall from favour?

But there are other signs that diversification is falling from favour in mining circles.

Wine-drinking has nearly doubled since 1991 while beer has fallen from favour.

There are also reminders of once-prevalent practices that have fallen from favour.

Lennon had fallen from favour under Pochettino and he has not featured since 11 December.