When the revolution collapsed, the city was renamed to honour the president.
Every prior industrial revolution collapsed, as growth could not be sustained.
Late 20th-century modernist architecture's failure to give form to a humane socio-industrial revolution collapsed in the 1980s and 1990s into a veneration of inherently capitalist design geniuses.
But time moves quickly now … In twenty years, the Iranian revolution collapsed and the clerical regime, not the United States, became the principal focus of the people's anger.
When only a few thousand people responded and the revolution collapsed, Struve took refuge abroad in New York City, where he wrote a universal history, Allgemeine Weltgeschichte, 9 vol. (1853 60).
In Egypt, as the revolution collapsed, and the dreams of Tahrir faded away, the talk of international plots became darker and more frequent.
The tourism industry, long a lifeblood of the economy, has all but collapsed since the revolution, and a steady drumbeat of anti-American sentiment in the state-run media seems likely to keep many visitors away.
This week on VICE on HBO, the team heads to Libya to see how the revolution collapsed.
Their debased status is a remnant of Yemen's old social hierarchy, which collapsed after the 1962 revolution struck down the thousand-year-old Imamate.
THE historian Walter Russell Mead recently noted that after the 1990s revolution that collapsed the Soviet Union, Russians had a saying that seems particularly apt today: "It's easier to turn an aquarium into fish soup than to turn fish soup into an aquarium".
