Sentence examples for breakdown in the second from inspiring English sources
Franny's breakdown in the second story perfectly captures the headrush of adolescent spirituality (and its resultant comedown).
Ballard had experienced confinement, isolation and societal breakdown in the second world war, when he was interned in a Shanghai prisoner of war camp.
Jacqueline Leclair, oboist; Miranda Cuckson, violinist; and Gregory Hesselink, cellist, gave the piece a vigorous performance that, despite a breakdown in the second movement, made a strong case for it.
The Herald Sun: The loss of the Welsh flanker, their best player at Etihad Stadium, is a massive blow for the tourists as they aim to end a 16-year series drought at Sydney's ANZ Stadium; a constant menace at the breakdown for the Wallabies Warburton was the player who caused the Wallabies so much grief at the breakdown in the second Test in Melbourne.
"The frustration is building inside of her, and coupled with her depression, well, that's why she had a nervous breakdown in the first place".
The Yanks did it to themselves this time, with a mistake in the first half and a breakdown in the first overtime period, and that was more than enough.
Reynolds said playing a rigorous World Team Tennis schedule of 14 matches in three weeks helped him come back from a breakdown in the third set to defeat Duckworth in the second round.
After dominating the breakdown in the first two games, England struggled in the first half against France in that area.
Wales had begun well, winning three penalties at the breakdown in the first five minutes and converting the sole kickable one as the All Blacks coughed up a series of uncharacteristic knock-ons, forward passes and kicks put out on the full.
The Clippers played well for 42 minutes then had a complete breakdown in the fourth quarter, going scoreless after the 5 48 mark through the 25.8-second mark, a five-minute drought during which the Spurs turned a seven-point deficit into a five-point lead.
