Sentence examples for curious collapse from inspiring English sources

This "loyal opposition" seems almost afraid of power; witness, say critics, the curious collapse of its strong presidential campaign in 1994, and Mr Castillo's similar fate.No such fear troubles the neoPANistas typified by Mr Fox.

How many Test wickets did you get?  8.48am GMT 16th over: Australia 93-0 (Finch 57, Warner 29) Target 270 More moseying, Jordan amusing the crowd with a minor misfield mustered by way of curious collapse that cedes a superbly run single.

But the immediacy and honesty of Ibragimova's playing has the curious ability to collapse any sense of distance between performer and listener.

This curious fact threatens to collapse the distinction between integral wholes and universal wholes.

These curious objects, though, were found to collapse so quickly that not even light could zip through them.

His collapse manifested in a curious way.

Viewers of the Women's World Cup semifinals Wednesday may notice that, by comparison, the fake collapses are scarce — a curious distinction between the two games that raises tricky questions.

In 2000, as Mr Fujimori's regime collapsed, the two brothers staged a curious military rebellion.

Agents had been watching him and were curious about how he had managed to call the collapse of the ruble.

Entertainment, in short, is still a growing industry.Gangs of New YorkWhat explains the curious discrepancy between a rising consumer appetite for entertainment, and the collapse of profits at the companies that supply it?

'Curious Incident of the Dog' performances canceled after Apollo roof collapses.