Sentence examples for extraordinary collapse from inspiring English sources

Behind the extraordinary collapse in waiting lists is not a sudden surge in the supply of council homes.

Gary Stal profited from Martin Kaymer's extraordinary collapse to win the Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship on Sunday.

But it took a very deep downturn to get them there, including an extraordinary collapse in domestic demand and extraordinarily high unemployment.

During the first session, the stadium was virtually empty, before clutches of supporters gradually began floating in around lunchtime, with an increasing number then arriving once news of England's extraordinary collapse had spread across the city.

Miliband accused his political opponents of adopting prodigious tactics in their attempts to defeat him: "It is an extraordinary collapse for what was once the Conservative and Unionist party to have been reduced to this desperation in a bid to distract voters from the big choices they face over the next five years.

The clearest evidence that a turnaround is actually here is the extraordinary collapse in the Japanese bond market.

One of the most extraordinary collapses in Masters history left Spieth in a tie for second place.

We should also, in the aftermath of an extraordinary economic collapse, talk about what the goals of a society really are.

Many had assumed that Brazil's extraordinary 7-1 collagainstainst Germany in the World Cup semi-final would be the catalyst for a decisive move in the other direction, a thorough overhaul of the country's game.

And then he was, indeed, shot, and shot again, and again, writhing in pain, twisting his face in the most extraordinary way, collapsing and then lifting himself up to shout one more dying word, and then another.

Our reviewer, Gregg Easterbrook, called "Collapse" "extraordinary in erudition and originality".