Sentence examples for event collapsed from inspiring English sources

One event collapsed and was abandoned after it had begun, amid a welter of recrimination and acrimony (Bloc, last weekend), others have been cancelled at late notice because the sodden ground couldn't stand a huge crowd (The Hit Factory Live, in Hyde Park in London, and M Fest in Leeds), and one festival promoter has gone into voluntary liquidation (All Tomorrow's Parties).

Intriguingly, in the system studied here, viruses do not exert strong control over growth and abundance of bacteria and archaea and cause less than 5%% of cell lyses per day [ 17] and in 40 years of studies on crystallizer CR30, a massive lysis event collapsing the H. walsbyi population has never been observed.

Scotty Events collapsed after Guilfest 2012, which was plagued by the worst weather conditions in the festival's history.

The indictment was sought in the event the Pakistani case collapsed.

Moreover frequent events can become typical and reported as less salient and memory strategies may result in frequent events collapsing into a generic memory rather than in separate events [ 45].

Although having had the possibility to increase his lead and setting a performance record of the event, he collapsed against Loek Van Wely.

The helicopter team was accompanied by a ground crew to roll the immobilized elephant on its side in the event it collapsed on its haunches after tranquilising.

But Mr. Huang was told Mr. Gore would only have time for one stop, and so the two events were collapsed into one.

Many national media outlets — including VICE News — also reported the officer's version of events: He collapsed after brushing some white powder off his shirt but was revived with the overdose antidote Narcan.

Many national media outlets including VICE News also reported the officer's version of events: He collapsed after brushing some white powder off his shirt but was revived with the overdose antidote Narcan.

Lundy alleged that the festival organisers told parents they would not cancel Boyle's show for three reasons: the popularity of the Scot, the high ticket sales, and the risk that the annual event could collapse.