Sentence examples for about to implode from inspiring English sources

The NHS is about to implode.

THE Islamic Republic of Iran is not about to implode.

Cain says his "campaign is not about to implode, explode, or crash".

"With Russia about to implode, that just adds to the risk premium," said Mr. Dhar.

There was no way to imagine that it was about to implode.

Eventually, people would realize that the essential structure of our financial system was about to implode.

The piece built to an ecstatic final section, Mr. Adams's Messiaen moment, a rapturous din so buzzing with piled-on activity and tension that you could not tell whether the music was about to explode or to implode.

All this was done without any subsidy, so it's perhaps understandable that he is less than polite about the RSC, which managed to implode spectacularly under Adrian Noble during the same period.

It took about four months last year for Nathan Williams of Wavves to implode.

Wales to implode.

China is ready to implode.