Sentence examples for collapse in which from inspiring English sources

The 2004 collapse, in which a bitter rival prevailed?

This was probably a more incomprehensible collapse, in which England lost their last six wickets for 15 runs.

The building had been the site of a crane collapse in which two people died during construction three and a half years ago.

Asteroids are considered the original stuff of the solar system -- leftover scraps from the cataclysmic nebula collapse in which the solar system was formed 4.5 billion years ago.

The New York Times's public editor has criticised the newspaper's coverage of the California balcony collapse, in which five Irish students were killed, as "insensitive".

Bohn and Kemeny denied being negligent or otherwise responsible for the collapse, in which a 700,000-tonne monolith blocked the mine shaft.

Last week, a deal collapsed in which Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst and Bear Stearns offered to acquire the company for $2.9 billion.

It depicts a reality in which religious and secular structures of meaning have collapsed, in which motivation is in short supply, but in which life must nonetheless go on.

Despite the grim tally of retail collapses in which problems with vouchers have featured prominently, the association said sales of gift cards and vouchers actually increased by 3% in the first quarter of 2013 compared with the first quarter of 2012.

"Had the correct response been generated, then the ambulance would have arrived before rather than after Clayton collapsed, in which case, on the balance of probabilities, his chances of survival would have been enhanced".

Cook's dismissal sparked a mini-collapse in which England lost four wickets for 38 runs.