Sentence examples for career crumbled from inspiring English sources

Hernández, who had been 6-0 in his postseason career, crumbled tonight.

But after a shoulder injury the next season, his career crumbled.

As her career crumbled and his consulting clients fled, they struggled, as Ms. Wilson wrote in her book, "to stop the slow slide of our marriage into nothingness".

PAGE B1 Sports SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI COACH COMPLETES LONG ROAD BACK Larry Eustachy's successful coaching career crumbled at Iowa State in 2003.

WHITE PLAINS — Bernard B. Kerik, a former detective who rose to lead the New York Police Department through the 9/11 attack before his career crumbled in scandal, pleaded guilty Thursday to eight charges including tax fraud and lying to White House officials.

His career crumbled, and he found he had sacrificed not only time with his family but also his health: He has diabetes and high blood pressure.

A mere eight weeks after he saw his career crumble, Mr Woodford finally looks like he is winning.

Gee on Tuesday night sputtered through one of the worst starts of his career, crumbling quickly against the Philadelphia Phillies.

Not only was Landis's cycling career crumbling, but less than a month after the Tour, his father-in-law, a close friend, committed suicide.

Jean Dujardin claimed the best-actor prize for the silent film "The Artist," in which he plays a 1920s Hollywood star whose career crumbles as talking pictures become the norm.

Prime Minister Tony Blair today appointed the first black cabinet member in Britain's history as part of a reshuffle touched off by the resignation of Transport Secretary Stephen Byers, who saw a once-promising political career crumble over failures in the dilapidated rail and road network and after scandals among his staff.