Sentence examples for for crumble from inspiring English sources

Caught in a web of vengeance and the machinations of an overzealous State's Attorney Office, Czuchry's character Cary Agos faced a slew of challenges: incarceration, threats, intimidation, and watching everything he had worked so hard for crumble in front of his eyes.

In this wreck of a family, Letts found a metaphor for crumbling American promise.

If you need chips for crumbling into soups, just leave the tortillas whole.

Nagasu, who has a reputation for crumbling in her long program, came into the final skate in first place.

Only Johnson won more than 16 games for the Yankees, and he is best known for crumbling in the playoffs.

Only fans as loyal as we are have the guts to root for a perennially losing team, or a team with a reliable penchant for crumbling under pressure.

She had come into these nationals with a reputation for crumbling during the short program or the free skate — or both.

Years earlier, Geoffrey had beaten Christopher for crumbling a chocolate biscuit into soil in the garden in the belief that he could grow a chocolate biscuit tree.

They are platforms for crab bright with lime and cilantro, and for crumbled house-made chorizo, stitched with cinnamon and guajillo, pulla and arbol chiles, and spiked with more of that pineapple vinegar.

One reason why myths and urban legends hang around so long seems to be that we like simple explanations – such as that immigrants are to blame for crumbling public services – and are inclined to believe them.

McAdoo was seeking to resurrect a career that began spectacularly in Buffalo, was never fully appreciated in New York and plunged like Wall Street as he toiled for crumbling teams in Boston, Detroit and New Jersey.