Sentence examples for first downfall from inspiring English sources
His success in a world more glamorous and alluring than the Whitehall bureaucracy led to his first downfall.
It's not a blank canvas, but it's the perfect basis for an idea.' The first Downfall parody appears to have been made in Spain.
He also suffered what he termed his first downfall, as his supporters, carrying the victorious candidate, accidentally dropped him onto a slushy street.
De Gaulle's resignation in 1969 meant a second downfall for Faure, whose reforms were not approved by President Georges Pompidou.
The self-absorption, media-centricity and naked ambition which has characterized Weiner's career, downfall, redemption and most likely, second downfall, is a neat summation of what Americans, across the political spectrum, hate about politics and politicians.
The first potential downfall is a weak or ill-fitting concept.
It was the beginning of a major shift in the way the public thought of Trump, and it also preceded his first near-downfall.
The first trailer for Downfall director Oliver Hirschbiegel's Princess Diana biopic has hit the web, hinting at an adulatory portrait of the figure it dubs "the most famous woman in the world".
When news of President Hosni Mubarak's downfall first washed over the crowds in Tahrir Square, protesters began to jostle in front of the watching TV cameras and hold aloft handmade signs.
On the other hand, Kleiton Lima, the Brazilian coach, had a part in his team's downfall, first by letting his players blatantly dawdle in the closing minutes, thereby earning three minutes of added time from the ref, who by that time might have been getting the sense she had overreacted on the retake of the Brazil penalty kick an hour earlier.
Ramirez Sanchez's downfall, first reported by the Spanish news agency EFE, is the latest high-profile scam involving the use of forged professional degrees by Mexican students.
