Sentence examples for its fall from grace from inspiring English sources

It is tempting to see in its fall from grace a simple morality tale: an economy with a swollen financial sector that borrowed a lot, ran a current-account deficit and had a huge housing boom has got its just deserts.

So it may not be too surprising that its fall from grace has been swift and severe.

Munching on it as I stroll down Forsyth Street, I consider its fall from grace: a food this dense, I guess, is ill-suited for modern New York, where wasp waists are very much in fashion.

In that respect it's very difficult to predict what the Glory will do this season, but if there's any residual acrimony (and Michael Thwaite's dumping as captain when he criticised the club after its fall from grace last year suggests there may be) it could be a long, difficult season.

After its fall from grace during the match-fixing scandal of 2006, it is slowly working its way back to European standards.

Unfortunately, Paterson is not unique in its fall from grace.

FALL FROM GRACE, by Richard North Patterson.

Ask Jeeves Then it fell from grace.

Once Russia's biggest oil company, its fall from political grace led to the forced sales of its biggest assets, the trial and jailing of its boss and the flight of other managers, who still claim Yukos is solvent.The mining industry was galvanised by the latest efforts at consolidation.

The fall was his fall from grace".

But his fall from grace was dramatic.