Sentence examples for both meltdown from inspiring English sources

"Well, three year old twins who are dressed identically by their mother and who both meltdown at about the same time due to the lack of a nap".

Holmes's production matches these shifts: sometimes rapt and sometimes ironic it shows both meltdown and hoedown, with bendy hats, big beards, much yelping in unison and tragic disintegration.

Following the 2008 banking meltdown, both the Bank of England's Prudential Regulation Authority and the FCA have the right to veto bank chief's appointments.

They could both see the meltdown coming.

But when it came to their personal meltdown, both turned reticent.

But before fans go into meltdown, both actors have signed on to a fourth series of the BBC detective drama – a move that pleasantly surprised Moffat.

But which is worse, a cyclone or a banking crisis?Recent research suggests that it is pretty much a tie: both a banking meltdown or a hefty (90th-percentile) cyclone reduces income per person by about 7.5%.

The meltdown brought both a big increase in foreign ownership of Indonesian firms and a huge improvement in openness and management standards.Some of the old groups survive.

California -- both in its energy meltdown last year and its subsequent response, with things like energy-efficiency construction standards -- has further inspired those who think that more should be rendered unto the public sphere and less to the market.

We are 13 days out from 2 November, a date all observers (with the quaint exception of the White House) admit will be a midterm election political "tsunami", and we are seeing a genuine meltdown of both the media and political elite, two groups not happy at all with the new American revolution called the Tea Party.

(Did I mention I had the most supportive parents anyone could wish for?) We both had a total meltdown.