Sentence examples for has since befallen from inspiring English sources

The disaster that has since befallen Flint, the city that gave the world wheels, is a parable of decay and negligence that is the shame of a country which has let its most basic infrastructure fall into decay, whether airports, roads, rail lines or, in this case, water lines.

The economic and humanitarian crisis that has befallen Greece has been well documented.

Disappointment has already befallen many who had hoped to make a killing by renting their homes.

The group is trying to get back to their fort and winter has clearly befallen them.

Now, it would take someone with a sick and twisted sense of humour to revel in the subsequent emotional distress that has befallen James Murdoch since he made that argument, which is why Bafta has asked me to give this lecture.

What has befallen the five booksellers has cast a heavy pall across the industry in Hong Kong.

"If that thing answers expectation it will be the greatest curse that has befallen man since the fall of Adam," he wrote.

Here, though, the monumental size of what he is on the brink of achieving dawned on him, along with the sometimes bitter memories of what has befallen him since his last and solitary title in 2008.

It is the latest skirmish in the bitter infighting that has befallen Ukip since the election in which the party won 4 million votes but just one parliamentary seat.

But Klopp's likely appointment at Liverpool feels so instinctively right because the 48-year-old's extra-large personality will immediately cut through much of the befuddled silence that has befallen Anfield since the club almost won the championship in 2014 and ensure the volume is from now on turned all the way up.

Add to that trail of tears what has befallen Stanford since Willingham left in triumph: four straight losing seasons.