Sentence examples for full of collapse from inspiring English sources
But she may not hate new boss Dr Roger Lewis, even though his name is a disappointment: "a name full of anticlimax, a name full of COLLAPSE, the sexual explicitness of ROGER, so quickly refuted by the loose, limp LEWIS".
It was such a cheering contrast to other Jewish cemeteries I've seen in the region, where exhausted older community members struggle to keep going, or where, as in Vienna, decades of shameful neglect by the city left the resting place of many of its greatest residents full of collapsing or vandalised tombstones and weed-infested plots.
Black Origami's "Holy Child"—a collaboration with William Basinski full of collapsing drums and ethereal vocals, and one of the songs she plans to play tonight is a case in point.
— Glenn Collins LA Weekly: Excellent viral video footage of shelves full of wine collapsing in a Wisconsin store.
TORONTO — The history of baseball is full of famous collapses that enabled teams to qualify for the playoffs against all expectations.
A rescheduling of marijuana at the federal level will certainly be another chunk taken out of the bottom of the wall of prohibition, bringing the day of full collapse even closer.
William Styron and John Cheever were drinkers and depressives, and their lives were full of bravado and collapse.
Full 3D FEM simulations of collapse buckling tests were conducted and validated against experimental data.
Geologically, the area constitutes a basin of collapse full of plio-quaternary detritus deposits (rollers, gravels, and sands with clays standing on substratum constituted of Miocene marls. All over the Seybouse watershed (Fig. 2), the plio-quaternary is made of alluvia deposits with interspersions of gypsiferous and saliferous formations (vila 1980).
Last year, a tunnel that stored railroad cars full of contaminated equipment collapsed.
You may have heard of confined veal calves pumped full of antibiotics and collapsing in their own excrement; or seen the video of bushels of baby chicks, alive and cheeping, dumped into a grinder.
