Sentence examples for between to collapse from inspiring English sources

The shale has eroded away faster than the limestone beds, and as such, has caused thinner beds of limestone between to collapse.

A director must choose between trying to collapse the distance — to make the unreal seem real — or, more challengingly, to heighten it (as Baz Luhrmann did in his "Moulin Rouge," although that was a movie original).

And yet, so fully did Obama take on the role of his older self talking to and through his younger self that, for much of the event, the years in between selves seemed to collapse.

And as they trade barbs, dreams of the dictator's miraculous survival and the doctor's happy family turn shaky "like a child's castle of blocks between them, ready to collapse at a single clumsy step".

Here too, no clear relationships were found between the time to collapse (defined as illustrated in Additional file 5: Figure S4e) and baseline network synchrony or burst characteristics (see Additional file 5: Figure Sf-h).

That lesson was that if the choice is between allowing the system to collapse and writing a lot of checks, you write the checks and forget about ideology.

In 2013, as the truce between the gangs began to collapse, large numbers of Salvadorans continued to flee the violence and poverty that plagued much of the country, trekking at great peril to the United States.

At this point, viable P. ridibundus females born from matings between hybrids lead the population to collapse.

Clearly, it attempts to collapse the difference between today and yesterday or present and past.

This curious fact threatens to collapse the distinction between integral wholes and universal wholes.

Lens is very much a move to try to collapse the distance between the experience within Pinterest the app (or site) and the real world.