Sentence examples for history to fall from inspiring English sources

You won't have the old history to fall back on.

Part of that is because we didn't have any history to fall back on.

"I don't just want the Workers' party to go, I want it to disappear from history, to fall into extinction".

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But the new breed of Nigerian musicians taking Naija Beats and British-Nigerian music global means they will have their own musical history to fall back on: homegrown, distinct and owing just as much to Naija as it does to Blighty.

In his conference speech, Mr Drakeford told delegates that Theresa May was the "first Prime Minister in history to fall on her own sword - and then to miss it".

Twenty-seven months after the reactors withstood one of the largest earthquakes in history, only to fall to the largest tsunami in history, over 50,000 people are still being held captive by fear, and their lives are slowly being destroyed by the bogeyman of radiation.

In the best ones -- E. L. Doctorow's "Ragtime and Janet Lewiss's "Wife of Martin Guerre," for example -- history tends to fall away, leaving a story that embodies some strange otherness of consciousness and time where readers can simultaneously measure their distance from the past and find a point of commonality with it.

However, as time goes by, the history tends to fall into neglect.

But the changes, finally hammered out after the longest summit mmeting in the union's history, appeared to fall far short of the measures that some leaders had originally hoped for.

Which left Theresa May, she said, as the only leader in history to attempt to fall on her sword.