Sentence examples for completely crumble from inspiring English sources
"Steve was key in pushing me to never completely crumble with Michael," she added.
"A person in physics once told me if man was 60 feet tall, the first step he'd take, he'd completely crumble," Lakers Coach Phil Jackson said before the Rockets surprised the Lakers in Game 4, 99-87.
The foundations of leftwing centrism have completely crumbled and fresh thinking is required.
"The posters from the revolution were completely crumbled," he said, speaking by phone from his studio on the outskirts of town, where he was preparing for a solo exhibition at Shanghai's 18Gallery.
Perhaps the relationship you once relied on to support you has completely crumbled, or you are facing an uncertain future and are struggling to stay focused.
And his headlining gig at Berkeley's Free Speech week, like most of his projects since the 2016 election, seems to have completely crumbled.
In some places roads have completely crumbled away, and the only way in to high mountain villages was by helicopter.
Unless something changes, Britain's claim to moral leadership of any kind will crumble completely.
"I've spoken to some of the brightest people in the medical world over the last few years and they all agree that action is urgently needed if we don't want the NHS to crumble completely because of the costs of diet-related disease like type-2 diabetes.
Cracks in the walls, noise beyond imagination, carpets coated with dirt, cement mixers blocking the roads, machines "like giant hoovers" and enormous weed-blowers brought in to suck out the earth and then blow soil back into the garden — the work was so disruptive and so violent, she said, that it caused the foundation of the house on the other side of the project to crumble completely.
