Sentence examples for crumbled out from inspiring English sources

The Italian defence crumbled out wide in the opening minutes when Healy's lovely run and snappy pass out of a tackle sent O'Halloran stepping through to score on his first start of the season.

My hair fell out and my teeth crumbled out of my head.

"Often, the grout between tiles is mildewed or crumbling out," she said.

He added: "I believe in everybody working together and that together we could all accomplish great things together, but then I discover that's not the case and that the very foundation is crumbling out from under me.

So in his best-known -- and possibly best-realized -- work, "Flaubert's Parrot," Barnes created a riotous collage of episode and scholarly crumble out of the obsession of his narrator, Geoffrey Braithwaite, with the master.

Crumble out enough blue to look pretty in a bowl, 2 to 3 ounces, and know it may go into salad dressing for the next meal.

If any reader has a mind to take up golf, just watch one of the game's best players crumble out of contention in a hurry.

They were crumbling out of the bottom of my trousers".

When that house of cards begins to crumble, look out below.

Part of the present time is the raucous, ribald charm of The English Major, Jim Harrison's new novel about a 60-something Midwesterner, a schoolteacher turned farmer who, after his marriage crumbles, sets out on the road ready for any adventures that come his way.

Twice in the Championship we have collapsed and crumbled (48 all out against Northants and then eight days ago, 34 all out in Essex) and we'll find out who has the mental toughness to respond in the right way.