Sentence examples for collapsed a bit from inspiring English sources

The candidate charged that commuter rail road service had declined "to the point of collapse," a point that collapsed a bit under Mr. Goldberg since the train on which he made the charge ran on time.

Roast the pumpkin at around 375 degrees until it's soft (when you can easily stick a knife through it) and maybe even collapsed a bit.

Roughly chop the tomatoes, stir them in together with the thyme and bay and continue cooking till the tomatoes have started to collapse a bit.

This attic is where I live really: every book I've ever done I've done up here on the same drawing table, which is collapsing a bit now.

These men represent the poles of the Republican Party, which is, as the Leninists might have said, collapsing a bit under the weight of its internal contradictions.Bill Clinton did not know he was being this clever when, in April, the White House said it would name Mr Weld, bored with Massachusetts, to be ambassador to Mexico.

Wall Street is collapsing a bit more with each passing day despite its inhabitants being studded with Ivy League diplomas.

Resist temptation to cut a slice for 15 minutes otherwise the bread collapses a bit.

Then we leapt on the tube, staggered to Covent Garden and collapsed for a bit".

3. He's huge and, due to his one milky white eye and front teeth that resemble the palings of a collapsed fence, a bit scary too.

"Before, my legs were stronger than my upper body and I would collapse a little bit.

So humiliating to see someone collapse under a bit of pressure.