Sentence examples for collapse to move from inspiring English sources

But in truth, the shift allows the federal inquiries trying to unravel the Enron collapse to move from an area weighed down by dueling professional opinions to the familiar stomping ground of criminal prosecutions.

England once again overcame a dramatic batting collapse to move to the brink of the semi-finals of the Women's World Twenty20 with a last-ball one‑wicket victory against West Indies.

England recovered from another top-order collapse to move into a commanding position in the first Test against West Indies.

Operations in such congested space involve special equipment, including agitator cars for transport, pumps or compressed-air devices for placing the concrete, and telescoping arch forms that can be collapsed to move forward inside forms remaining in place.

Daniel Gilbert, a professor of psychology at Harvard, said it was very human both to fear collapses and to move quickly beyond them.

Now they fired their deadly shrapnel, whose effects the Germans could see: "All along the line men could be seen throwing their arms into the air and collapsing never to move again.

Heather Cavaliere, 17, who drove with her mother for two and a half hours from South Windsor, Conn., to attend yesterday's scheduled game, was among those who predicted that George Steinbrenner, the owner of the Yankees, would use the collapse to justify moving the team.

A switch to Getafe collapsed, allowing Celtic to move again for the forward who scored 22 goals in the Spanish second tier last season.

Founder means "to sink, fail, utterly collapse," while flounder means "to move clumsily, thrash about".

To avoid social, environmental and economic collapse, the world needs to move beyond the standard choices of capitalism or socialism.

Since the collapse, she has decided to move away as the risk is too great for her and her one-year-old child.