Sentence examples for day collapsed from inspiring English sources
For Democrats, what looked like a sturdy coalition going into Election Day collapsed because of the party's weakness among non-college-educated white voters.
Somehow it had survived Hurricane Katrina but one day collapsed while Pennington was still trying to figure out a creative use for it.
Diary also records the dramatic events of the fateful night in 1996 when Day collapsed in her New York apartment and was rushed to Bellevue hospital.
The bridge, which carried about 50,000 vehicles per day, collapsed as river flow increased from the heavy rainfall; two towns were left temporarily isolated due to the incident.
"How could a bridge we go over every day collapse?
Last-ditch talks on Sunday collapsed in acrimony after 45 minutes.
Pulsipher, who pitches Wednesday, collapsed with respiratory distress on Feb. 23...
A couple of particularly big shakes on Monday collapsed many more buildings and ruined much of the recovery, both in structure and spirit, that had begun to emerge.
If I want to stay here, I'd better use this stuff.' " Bechler, 23, came to camp overweight, struggled in a workout Saturday, collapsed Sunday and died Monday.
During 2009, according to INM's own data, advertising revenues at the Independent and the Independent on Sunday collapsed by around 30% year on year.
In the last several weeks alone, Mr. Boehner has watched, in humiliation, as his so-called Plan B, an alternative to tax cuts adopted by Congress on Tuesday, collapsed for lack of Republican support.
