fall from grace
fall from favour BrE
fall from favor AmE

After the 17th century, however, it fell much from favor.

But by the turn of the century, Anthony's position fell from favor.

But you don't have to look back quite that far to see why these principles fell from favor.

But it is no mystery why they fell from favor.

If they fell from favor I put them in the cigar box.

Things are a little different now, and not only because hats seem to have fallen from favor.

And it raises the question of why that ideal fell from favor.

And the time-honored practice would continue, no matter how far his House had fallen from favor.

If the designated hitter should fall from favor and use, what would happen to the players who serve in that role?

The practice fell from favor only when ether was discovered.