fall from grace
fall from favour BrE
fall from favor AmE
fall out of favour with somebody
fall out of favour

His poor performance saw him fall out of favor with the national team.

In the early 2000s, the term had started to fall out of favor.

As some drugs fall out of favor, new ones hit the scene.

This fell out of favor with the British before 1720.

Some Council members seemed to have fallen out of favor.

This practice fell out of favor due to the 1970s energy crisis.

However, Tracy soon fell out of favor with the family again.

But once that era was over, he quickly fell out of official favor.

The drink was popular in the 1960s but had since fallen out of favor.

These games eventually fell out of favor, as only 15 students from each class would participate.