A New York City wastewater treatment plant worker was killed early Friday when a temporary conveyor belt collapsed, crushing him under its steel supports, city officials said.
Belt collapses, saying the astral force lived in him, controlling him.
One of Empson's examples is the word "Buckle!" in Hopkins's poem, "The Windhover", where buckle can mean both fasten - as in buckle on a military belt - or collapse, as a wheel can buckle.
A midlevel North Korean official, interviewed here at this desolate port city in a region of the northeast that was the country's thriving industrial belt until the collapse of the Soviet bloc and its trading system, denied that systemic changes were under way.
Modestly comfortable, he still needed to auction off his Lonsdale belts after the collapse of a Lloyd's of London syndicate lost him a huge lump of his savings.
He said that the most likely cause was sparks from the drilling machine hitting sandstone layers between coal seams, but that investigators had not ruled out sparks from a conveyor belt or a roof collapse.
If seats collapse or belts fail, he said, those seated nearby could be endangered from "the unrestrained motion of the passenger".
She started poorly, singing tentatively and off key, then in the middle of a verse she suddenly started belting and finally collapsed at the end.
In February, to present her autumn 2013 collection, Ms. Hindmarch built a factory-style conveyor belt loaded with dominoes that ultimately collapsed, revealing the bags.
One is the conceivable collapse of the Atlantic "conveyor belt", a system of currents that gives much of Europe its relatively mild climate; if temperatures climb too high, say scientists, the system may undergo radical changes that damage both Europe and America.
The result of this belt-tightening in America has been a collapse in global trade and industrial ouput.
