Sentence examples for start of the downfall from inspiring English sources

"That was really the start of the downfall for him," she says.

"I think the majority of Knick fans have said that this trade was the start of the downfall of the franchise, that this was the first step toward the morose that everybody has been entrenched in since," Checketts said.

@avisholkoff: when do you think the start of the Angels' "downfall" began?

This, I think, is the start of his downfall.

Whilst he may be referring to Donald Trump's 'America First' nationalist agenda, one can't help but wonder whether the president's recent nuclear threats against North Korea coupled with his pro-neo-Nazi remarks have marked the official start of his downfall.

"But then people started crossing, and that started the downfall".

Future historians are likely to identify the Bush administration's rash invasion of Iraq in that year as the start of America's downfall.

Demonstrators started calling for the downfall of the government.

How much of the downfall was his fault?

'Truth' a plodding retelling of the downfall of CBS News' Dan Rather.

The novel started a new era of literature after the downfall of President Suharto and ignited the sastra wangi (literally 'fragrant literature') literary movement as well as an influx of sexually themed literary works by women.