Just after dawn on Friday, the hundred-and-four-foot three-stage booster flew for a minute or two before crumbling into twenty pieces, and plunging into the Yellow Sea.
That very afternoon, tragedy hit when a much heralded new cycleway built for the Games in Rio de Janeiro crumbled into the sea, killing two people and leaving three more missing.
I would crumble into a million pieces and never come back together.
So here I am writing you for advice because my whole world feels like it is crumbling into a million itsy-bitsy pieces.
Thanks to that mountain, I will always remember that even when I feel like I am crumbling into a million specks of dust, I will make it to my peak, and I will feel whole, happy, and proud.
He stated, in a remark widely quoted both North and South, that rather than offer concessions because of Lincoln's election, he would see "this Government crumble into a thousand atoms", and that the forces of the United States would crush any rebellion.
The rock survived the assault, but a fist-sized one nearby crumbled into powder.
American Crime, a superb show for two seasons, crumbled into a mess this year, leading its already modest viewership to drop further.
The walls crumbled into a mound of dust nearly seven feet high.
After the Soviet Union fell, only four remained inside Russia proper, and those quickly crumbled into disrepair in the thin years of the 1990s.
