Sentence examples for a breakdown from from inspiring English sources

His father went bankrupt, and he had a breakdown from which he never fully recovered.

Yet there's enough reality in it to precipitate a breakdown from which Paul eventually emerges to voice his story's bleak conclusion.

So he enrolled at Cambridge, where, despite his invention of a "gumption-reviver machine" that dripped water on his head, he promptly suffered a breakdown from overwork.

After Williams cut Racing's lead to 10-6, Cole stopped Machenaud getting the ball away from a breakdown from the restart and handed Racing back the three points.

"A breakdown from the west will see wet and windy conditions spread to all areas on Thursday and Friday, with a risk of gales in the West.

Gloucester took the three-point lead into the interval, Hook narrowly failing to double it with a kick from 53 metres after Elliott Stooke, appearing against his former club, barged his way into a breakdown from the side.

While Ariel Pink had a breakdown, Alice from Crystal Castles, still recovering from a broken foot, ran the crowd down with "We Are Not in Love" and built it back up with "Vanished".

Choline is involved in glycerophospholipid metabolism and is a nutrient taken up by the cells as well as a breakdown product from phosphatidylcholine.

It paraphrased the line by Peter Finch, as a television commentator having a nervous breakdown, from the 1976 film "Network".

Hoggart wrote in a 1966 essay of having suffered a nervous breakdown from overwork and social anxiety as he struggled towards a place at Leeds University in his late teens.

Though she gave birth to a girl, now four, the pressure from the IHA to produce a male heir contributed to a nervous breakdown, from which she has not fully recovered.