Sentence examples for collapse out from inspiring English sources

Schulz then shifts from origins to experience — from "how our senses, our minds and our allegiances can all lead us into ­error" to "how we react when our convictions collapse out from under us, and how we are changed by that experience".

Upon returning, Dieng flourished into the Big East's defensive player of the year — averaging 10 points and 9.5 rebounds per game — and his shot-blocking prowess enables Louisville's guards to do what they do: defend aggressively, gamble for steals, collapse out on shooters.

It's possible that the junta would collapse out of sheer humiliation.

Allowing A.I.G. to collapse, out of spite, could cause a financial shock bigger than the one that followed the collapse of Lehman Brothers.

"At least England are cunningly using the practice match to get their tournament collapse out of the way in a match when it doesn't count, and won't affect their batting averages," says Paul Wakefield.

Lundegaard hires two goons to kidnap his wife, hoping to squeeze a ransom from his rich father-in-law, only to have his half-baked plot collapse out of sheer amateurishness; by the end, we're watching one desperate fool shove another's corpse into a wood chipper.

A seawall collapsed out in Springs last week.

It slowly becomes apparent that no one caught up in the collapse got out alive.

It also shows that the structure of mortgage markets can make a major difference in how a collapse plays out.

Enron's collapse wiped out more than $2bn in employee pensions, $60bn in Enron stock and cost thousands their jobs.

The collapse wiped out thousands of jobs, more than $60 billion in market value and more than $2 billion in pension plans.