Sentence examples for event crumbled from inspiring English sources

Like many, I watched the films with a sense of disbelief as the entire event crumbled into dust like a building being demolished by explosives.

The event crumbled after the mall's social media team tweeted that the "health & safety" of Eaton Centre shoppers were the top priority in the midst of forthcoming pick-up tornado.

The event crumbled after the mall's social media team tweeted that the "health & safety" of Eaton Centre shoppers were the top priority in the midst of forthcoming pickup tornado.

"The Werewolf organization, a network of Nazi saboteurs who would fight to create a Fourth Reich in the event Hitler's empire crumbled, were to leave tins of instant coffee powder and other foods laced with toxins where they could be found by British and American soldiers," The Daily Mail of London wrote, describing the declassified dossier.

Just as the race is supposed to go on, the racers no longer have the barricades they use to cordon off the street and the event seems to crumble.

Of course I revel in its best-known charms, the ones others have extolled before me: the irresistible food, the sublime music events, the distinctive, crumbling, textural beauty.

The Guardian: Natalie Nougayrède Now is the time for Europe's strategic awakening – because that's the only way it will have any chance of influencing events and not crumbling beneath them.

Whoever opened fire first – or at all – the army's version of events began to crumble soon after the incident.

Their case would crumble.

Tacos, naturally, are the main event, with fillings like pork with sautéed cabbage, tongue and crumbled chorizo.

I tried a good few of them at the Independent Manchester Beer Convention the other week, a joyous, two-day event held in the crumbling splendour of the Victoria Baths.