Sentence examples for breakdown long from inspiring English sources

Murray fully exploited his pack's dominance of the lineout and breakdown – long before the end they were shoving Leicester backwards in the scrum – weighting his kicks, which were invariably aimed at the Leicester left wing where Adam Thompstone and the full-back George Worth, making his first start in Europe, were hounded into errors by Darren Sweetnam.

And even after a severe dissociative episode during a holiday in Spain, when he became convinced that he was sharing a bus with terrorists, and told hotel receptionists that my nan was trying to kill him, his GP diagnosed a nervous breakdown long before considering the possibility that the problem could be rooted in a degenerative disease.

Even after a severe dissociative episode during a holiday in Spain – when he became convinced that he was sharing a bus with terrorists, and told hotel receptionists that my nan was trying to kill him – his GP diagnosed a common-or-garden nervous breakdown long before considering the possibility that the problem could be rooted in a degenerative disease.

27 As the disease advances, symptoms include confusion, irritability, and aggression, mood swings, language breakdown, long-term memory loss, and the general withdrawal of the sufferer as their senses decline.

The company is still trying to make the system work after computer failures, equipment breakdowns, long waiting times and some drivers' complaints that the equipment damaged their cars.

Two songs, "Say You Will" and "Bad News," stretch out with instrumental breakdowns long past their obvious conclusion point, as if Mr. West forgot he left his sequencer on.

On Saturday, you could go from crowd favorite Kendrick Lamar belting out his stable of hits like "Sing About Me, I'm Dying of Thirst" and "Bitch Don't Kill My Vibe" with limitless swagger to Four Tet's dazzling set that chopped up bouncy beats with jazzy breakdowns, long stretches of improvisation, and even a bit of bhangra.

Williams also shows how our impossibly overcrowded jails only avoid breakdown as long as everyone plays by the rules.

Junctional breakdown has long been a consideration for surgeons when performing an arthrodesis in the cervical spine.

"Breakdown" had long been the group's signature, and the Hall of Fame release wisely includes a noteworthy version from the August 1961 episode.

On Monday, a class action suit brought by veterans groups opened in San Francisco charging a "systemwide breakdown," citing long delays in receiving disability benefits and flaws in the way discharged soldiers at risk for suicide had been treated.