"All of us feel there has been a breakdown of sorts," said William P. Rogers, the commission chairman, after a series of questions about how the decision-making process worked.
She worked for several years as a television producer in Ireland, a heavy-drinking, fast-living time that eventually led to a breakdown of sorts.
Samantha Morton drew much attention in her big-screen debut, playing Iris, a young woman whose mother's death prompts a breakdown of sorts.
In 1979, after being told by an assistant that the studio had run out of toilet paper, Duffy flipped: "Do I have to worry about things like this?" He later admitted to having a breakdown of sorts.
Finally, disabled physically in his last years — probably owing to a mental breakdown of sorts more than to mere physical illness — he allowed others like his wife to run the affairs of the United States and in some ways of the whole Western world.
The first segment is a kind of fateful love story that begins and ends in tears, the second explores a breakdown of sorts against the backdrop of war, and the third, which Borrows some Latin American and Cuban rhythms and is sung in Spanish, is somewhat life-affirming.
After Buckley died tragically in a river accident, Fraser was said to have had a breakdown of sorts, she moved from London to Bristol, became mother to a second daughter (with her partner Damon Reece, sometime drummer with Massive Attack) and, though there have been whispers of a solo album for more than a decade, the rest has mostly been silence.
From their point of view I was experiencing an unfortunate mental breakdown of sorts.
Still, breakdowns of this sort are exceedingly rare.
Technical breakdowns of this sort are typically a reason to be concerned about further downside, but a convincing break below the 17,000 support level is necessary for further confirmation of this scenario.
