Sentence examples for breakdowns around from inspiring English sources

Two of Wilson's best friends of the twenties, F. Scott Fitzgerald and Louise Bogan, were undergoing nervous breakdowns around this time.

Topics covered include objectification, gender equality's ties to domestic violence, media representations of gender, statistical breakdowns around the pay gap, and female visibility in sport.

"Mother of All Funk Chords" is impressive, especially the breakdown, around 2 40, involving theremins and kids with pom-poms.

What happened next is unclear: old interviews talk of a first nervous breakdown around the time of Rid of Me and a subsequent one in 1995.

Homage to Catalonia, by George Orwell, read by Jeremy Northam (8hrs unabridged, CSA Word, £21.99) Orwell's prose, Northam's voice – it's a marriage made in heaven and easily the most lucid breakdown around of the Spanish civil war.

He said the fact that Brooke had a breakdown around the time of the relationship - caused by his former paramour Ka Cox going off with another man - may explain his particularly cruel treatment of Phyllis.

Dutt later admitted being desperate to leave the project, while Creation's second-in-command Dick Green had a nervous breakdown around this time.

A picture of the unusual EHH breakdown around FOXI1 in Yorubas is presented in Figure 1.

With a heavy lean towards the Bundesliga, Martyn Fisher provides tactical match report breakdowns from around Europe.

Emma Froggatt works on the Guardian Australia culture desk This year has been a dog for most people I know: deaths, trauma, illness, psychotic breakdowns abounded around my friends and colleagues – but as ever books were there to console.

Interventions should be designed to take account of the dynamic systems in which people work, accounting for breakdowns and work-arounds in interventions (and learning from these) as well as targeting education at individuals.