Sentence examples for a meltdown for from inspiring English sources
Much of the movie involves Mr. Phoenix's having, or more likely pantomiming, a meltdown, for which he puts on a really good show.
More money for the NHS, no money for Trident and a number one priority to end austerity – it's easy to see why Scottish opinion polls consistently predict a meltdown for Scottish Labour, as it struggles to identify its own core values or any weak point in Sturgeon's appeal.
She said there were rumours in Westminster that No 10 were sniffing at the idea, as a way of trying to rescue some political capital after what will, no doubt, be a meltdown for Labour in the 4 June European elections.
Monday night ended in a meltdown for Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald.
Undone by years of uninspiring cooking and a meltdown for the ages after a bad restaurant review, Casper goes on a cross-country journey to recapture his mojo and reconnect with his son Percy, played by 11-year-old Emjay Anthony, who diligently dished out Favreau's sandwiches at Tuesday's event.
So Trump's team should not hold its breath waiting for a meltdown of European unity.
Santorum's Loss in 2006 Mr. Santorum said that when he lost his re-election bid for the Senate from Pennsylvania in 2006 – by 18 percentage points – it was a "meltdown" year for Republicans and that at least he "stood tall for what I believed in".
Mr. Santorum says he was caught in "a meltdown year" for Republicans, both in Pennsylvania and nationally.
Before Robert Downey Jr arrived one of the PR assistants warned us it could all end in a meltdown, though for very different reasons.
It has been a meltdown process for the Ravens, as their peers have enjoyed watching the recent champions' roster slip and slide and their star defensive coordinator, Marvin Lewis, recently bolt down the Beltway to Washington.
If negotiations were to fail, then leaving the euro would be a "meltdown scenario" for Greece, resulting in capital controls on the banks, and even some bank closures, he says.
