Sentence examples for miserable fall from inspiring English sources

In the clubhouse, players who endured a miserable fall and a dreary winter could not believe they were in for more of the same.

Watching our miserable fall from grace was the man behind the maze, 28-year-old Tom Lionetti-Maguire, who assured me that the pantomime at the end was part of the experience.

Distracted by her ailments and outhit from the back of the court, Jankovic's miserable fall from the peak of the ­women's game continued as she allowed her more resolute opponent to go through to an unlikely place in the last 16.

JAMES HANCE, CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER of Bank of America, suffered through a miserable fall.

Finus marries Avis, is miserable, falls prey to Earl's vampirelike sister Merry, and the marriage breaks up.

Egan speculated that Johnson's change in style, evident from the outset of the fight might have been due to either genuine concern about Bryan's abilities or from his gambling problems; either way, "there was a miserable falling off in him altogether!" Egan wrote that Johnson was the nearest any boxer had come to matching the skill of Jack Broughton.

Over the years I saw the building fall into a miserable decline as windows were blocked up and Spence's original furniture and fittings were replaced by standard local-authority issue, destroying its initial integrity.

The weather can be cold, wet and miserable; people fall ill; one's tent and sanitary conditions may be poor; it is often very noisy, etc.

Lonely and miserable, he falls in love with Maud, the daughter of the wealthy neighbour who led his father into bankruptcy.

If people in a marriage/family are happy, it should/does stay together; if they are miserable, it should/does fall apart.

As the film chronicles with relentless power, Syria, outside the family's miserable shelter, has fallen into chaos.