Sentence examples for violent fall from inspiring English sources

In this important book, Mazower provides the best available survey of the Nazi empire's quick rise and violent fall.

It is "Street Sweeper" by Ronin Ro, the author of "Have Gun Will Travel: The Spectacular Rise and Violent Fall of Death Row Records" (Doubleday, 1998).

German Anna Woerner was taken off the course on a stretcher after a violent fall during the quarter-finals, her left leg appearing to give way on impact as she hit the icy landing slope.

How that modest little dream begat the nightmare of Hank and Andy's violent fall is an intriguing blank space, a latter-day Theodore Dreiser novel lurking in the shadows of an updated Jim Thompson noir.

One from the heart, "Salvador Allende" is the Chilean filmmaker Patricio Guzmán's plaintive look back at the rise and violent fall of the world's first democratically elected Marxist president.

Together, the series presents Calasso's panoramic vision of human creativity as a cyclical force constantly in motion — sometimes in a violent fall from innocence — away from its collective roots in myth and ritual toward extremes of originality in the hands of great artists, from whence it inevitably begins a return towards its origins.

On the other, drunkenness as the joyful and violent falling of masks, as the form and the state of a less constrained sociability.

In a twist worthy of one of Mr. Vargas Llosa's subplots, Mr. García Márquez and Mr. Vargas Llosa, at one point close friends, had a violent falling out in 1976 in Mexico City, which they have yet to patch up.

He is working on trying to stimulate the human body to regenerate nerves in the spinal cords of the 400,000 people in Europe who are paralysed after back or neck injuries from car accidents, violent falls or sports injuries.

At the summit area, there were violent falling ballistic rocks.

Characters like Jolene, who lack the guile or strength to be violent outlaws, fall by the wayside.