Sentence examples for apart at once from inspiring English sources

Focus on the positives in your life — like family or hobbies — because it's rare that everything falls apart at once," said Dr. Rosen, who is also the author of "Just Enough Anxiety".

As a result, he foresaw a pattern "in which life is physically, emotionally and intellectually vigorous until shortly before its close," at a point when "everything comes apart at once and repair is impossible".

They call attention to an overload or simultaneous emergence of problems and described it, "when multiple areas of a person's life are at a stressful point" (mother aged 41, child aged 15), when it is "difficult in all areas of your life" (mother aged 35, child aged 8), and "when things are all falling apart at once" (mother aged 46, child aged 21).

Sometimes life falls apart all at once.

"His life came apart all at once," Gravante said.

The pattern of seafloor spreading indicates that Pangea did not break apart all at once but rather fragmented in distinct stages.

Up and down they have gone, the offense surging while the defense collapsed last year, the offense sputtering while the defense rebounded this season, the offense and defense even occasionally falling apart all at once — as happened against Indianapolis three weeks ago.

My abiding memory of him is from his "Corsaire" solo, when he performed a zigzag with the same short but thrilling phrase on each diagonal — claiming the air in a hungry assemblé jump, landing with a pounce into a deep grand plié (knees fully bent apart), and at once exploding into a forward sissonne jump, legs split as he hung in the air, and all with an eager naughtiness in his eye.

Everything is falling apart all at once: Experiencing pain, hardship and suffering in not just one domain of your life but in many, and it's extremely hard to manage all the struggle in a functional way.

The only way to eat it without the dish falling apart is all at once, and the scoop of sorbet is too big and too cold to engulf, although I have to concede it would make a fine dessert.

In about 25% of cases, bundles are driven apart by motor forces (magenta filled arrows) with microtubules gliding apart at normal speed once separated (magenta arrows).