Sentence examples for crashing apart from inspiring English sources

We've always looked to Homer and Marge Simpson for stability in troubled times, and now they're crashing apart on the rocks.

Like waves above Charybdis, each crashing apart Against the one it rushes to meet... "It's not a poem about 'you did this, you get this,' " Mr. Pinsky says.

For a long time, I watched the approach and retreat of the waves, their thick caps crashing apart against the rocks, that eternally restless motion having an inversely calming effect on me.

As it all came crashing apart, Tillerson told confidants he blamed McMaster and Haley for prodding Trump to finally fire him in an Oval Office meeting the Friday before his unceremonious Monday dumping by tweet.

Less than an hour later, amidst a peaceful smile and a beautiful newborn, her newly established place of joy and security came crashing apart.

Whereas Mr Brown was largely the author of his own misfortunes (the banking crash apart), Heath, as Dominic Sandbrook reminds us in his splendidly readable new history of Britain during the four years from 1970, was faced with a set of problems whose intractability and nastiness would have overwhelmed even a far more gifted politician.Heath both appals Mr Sandbrook and elicits his sympathy.

Soon they got bored and decided to tear their impound apart, crashing through police lines and running through the town destroying any shops that weren't already boarded up.

Soon they got bored and decided to tear their impound apart, crashing through police lines and running through the town, smashing up any shops that weren't already boarded up.

In the remote Mentawai Islands west of Sumatra, aid workers said that the isolation of many villages as well as choppy seas meant that some victims had yet to receive any assistance three days after a magnitude 7.7 underwater quake sent a 10-foot-tall tsunami crashing onto land, smashing apart homes and killing hundreds.

As plates pull apart, crash together, slide past each other, they fuel volcanoes, generate earthquakes and push up mountains.

Ms. Alvarez told The Associated Press that the airliner had been barely airborne when it veered right, crashed and broke apart.