Sentence examples for collapse called from inspiring English sources

A former partner who joined the firm just 10 months before its collapse, called the plan "ill conceived".

He finished it in 2009, a year after the Lehman Brothers collapse called an abrupt halt to the good times.

Landforms there include outflow channels, areas of collapse called chaotic terrain, and an enigmatic mix of valleys and ridges known as fretted terrain.

As the toll of the injured and missing rose, a woman who was near the scene of the collapse called a cable network desperate for information: "If Janna or Paul hear grandma's voice, please call home," she begged.

By now it is almost forgotten that railroad companies expanded with ferocity in a post-Civil War boom that resulted in a spectacular financial collapse called the Panic of 1873.

According to present theoretical ideas, if such a collapse is spherically symmetrical, nothing can prevent the supermassive object from collapsing to an extremely high or infinite density; but, if it is asymmetrical because it is, for example, rapidly rotating there is some possibility that the catastrophic collapse, called an implosion, might be followed by explosion.

To the average person, the latest refinements are quite minor; the basic advice remains that if you see an adult suddenly collapse, call 911 then push hard and fast on the center of their chest, preferably to the rhythm of the aptly named disco song "Stayin' Alive".

Collapse: Call the Emergency Services.

If you see the child collapse, call the Emergency Services before beginning a rescue breathing assessment.

One particular family of elementary collapses, called strong collapses, was introduced in [117].

One man who was standing under the bridge in front of his truck when the span collapsed called it "a miracle" that he survived.