Sentence examples for the final downfall from inspiring English sources

Tepeu culture began about 600 and ended with the final downfall and abandonment of the Central Subregion about 900.

It took a 75-day siege and a naval battle in 1521 to effect the final downfall of the great Aztec city.

The final downfall of these sculptures – their arms already snapped off, their surfaces pitted by erosion and minor vandalism – represented the nadir of a long and complex process of civilisation.

To LaCroix, the final downfall of the Church came with the dismantling of the Mission Network in 1982.

The final downfall was letting him play with my phone on the way to school to get us out the door in the morning.

You'll usually find its members at various Austrian music festivals, walking around the camp site, distributing booklets that shall preserve the drunk crowd from the final downfall.

There's a particular German flair for solid, serious, handsomely crafted historical pieces, exemplified by Downfall, Sophie Scholl: The Final Days, The Lives of Others and the recent Berlin film festival hit The Counterfeiters; but more radical impulses are also flourishing.

Her eventual downfall was dramatised in Thatcher: The Final Days, starring Sylvia Syms.

The Anglo-Dutch War of 1665, which he had opposed, proved his final downfall.

In the apocalyptic chaos of Hitler's downfall, the final days in the bunker and the dramatic suicides of Adolf and Eva, Braun's home movies, never widely known, became forgotten.

The poll tax was the definitive act of hubris that brought about her downfall; the final act, with the isolated tyrant betrayed by her defecting generals, was quite Shakespearean.