Sentence examples for continually collapsing from inspiring English sources
Throughout No. 36001's trials, the firebrick lining provided a constant problem by continually collapsing into the fire.
French referee Romain Poite was particular severe on Tonga's tormented forwards, sounding a solitary warning before awarding three tries under the posts as the red half of the scrum continually collapsed under intense England pressure.
Although both groups demonstrated similar numbers of alveoli at baseline and immediately after Tween instillation, ventilation with the high Vt/low PEEP combination resulted in progressive microatelectasis, because alveoli continually collapsed during the three hour protocol.
Unless governments in the Eurozone are able to renegotiate a significant control and access money from their own central banks, the system will be continually plagued with crisis and will probably collapse.
Their marriage, continually compromised by adulteries on both sides, at last collapsed in 1974.
Most banks must continually refinance their long-term obligations, and some would collapse without access to short-term credit.
In "Kokomo," time is collapsed, and the roles of the subjects are, Marcelle says, "continually deconstructed and reconfigured, through notions of spectacle, queerness, and horror".
He was continually drawn to prone figures, whether sleeping mendicants in Spain or exhausted individuals collapsed amid the rubble of European cities.
Be sure to take care doing this though as continually falling fresh snow will build up and can cause the tunnel to collapse.
