Sentence examples for all meltdowns from inspiring English sources
So we're either going to see a back nine of majestic golf from the 36-hole leader, or the mother of all meltdowns!
We may not have seen much of Portman since Darren Aronofsky's Black Swan – for which her portryal of the queen of all meltdowns won her the best actress Oscar – but she has since worked with the revered cinematic mystic Terrence Malick (playing opposite Christian Bale in Knight of Cups) and had the unnerving experience of the director Lynne Ramsay walk out on her most recent film, Jane Got a Gun.
All meltdowns have their own characteristics, but consistent in all of them is the concern that they will not be contained.
Karen has been published in the Life Well Blogged series and co-authored the book The Mother of all Meltdowns.
Karen is affiliated with the Culinary Content Network and has been published in the Life Well Blogged series and in the book The Mother of all Meltdowns.
After all the meltdowns in his decade-long career, Costa celebrated his French Open title against Juan Carlos Ferrero today by embracing those who inspired his calm under pressure.
Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel Economics has been in apparent chaos since the credit crunch, so it's hard to make out any genuine achievement from all the meltdowns.
But despite all the meltdowns, I actually feel pretty good about reality TV.
How angry do you think you could get, right now, if I asked you to? Do you think in all your life – in all your tantrums, in all your rages, in all your meltdowns – do you think in all your life you could do anything as embarrassing as roaring "YOU DESERVE IT, YOU OLD SLUT.
Cameron retains a Thatcherite faith in the free market; since the financial crisis began, it has felt more and more out of date, given all the market meltdowns and "the public's quite sudden distrust of the neoliberal economic project".
Of all the celebrity meltdowns I can think of, this is the only one I know of that the public helped instigate.
