Sentence examples for collapsed to be from inspiring English sources

Had he collapsed to be hauled away?

Now it has all collapsed, to be bailed out by western taxpayers.

First innings points were virtually assured once the Bushrangers again collapsed to be 50-4 in reply.

Nathalie Schwarz, Channel 4's new business director, said GCap's move could provide digital radio with its "Freeview moment", referring to the point in the evolution of television when ITV Digital collapsed to be replaced by a far more popular BBC-backed digital alternative with superior programmes and technology.

England collapsed to be all out for 52 as Australia's pacemen extracted bounce and movement from the pitch.

He took the new ball at 5/239 and the hosts collapsed to be all out for 259.

(Here and elsewhere, there is still more rising and collapsing to be had).

This is what happened repeatedly in China, with dynasties collapsing to be followed by precisely such chaos void of values.

(Every closed and tyrannical society reveals itself upon collapse to be worse than most could imagine).

From that corner, he watched the south tower collapse, to be followed soon by the north one.

However, they suffered a late collapse to be 178/7 when bad light and rain stopped the day's play.