Sentence examples for going to breakdown from inspiring English sources

This is going to breakdown when Snapchat goes public… — Hunter Walk (@hunterwalk) 12 Sep 13 Well played, @twitter.

"He pushes and pushes, and sometimes you feel like you're going to have a breakdown.

"Now, this is either hide-and-seek or it's like Mom is going to have a breakdown," Svenson said.

"If it wasn't for [the service] I was going to have a breakdown; they were fantastic," she says.

"They want to have some degree of confidence that the end game is not going to be a breakdown and dismemberment of Iraq," he continued.

"It's pretty nice to know, if you're going to have a breakdown, there's a good chance he's going to save it," Richards said of Lundqvist.

"If they aren't willing to put everything on the table, then we really are going to have a breakdown in terms of the ability to govern the country.

Only if a "big crisis" occurred -- a threat to walk out, a defiant refusal to compromise on an issue -- could it be known whether there was going to be a breakdown or a breakthrough, the officials said.

Also, how large are these file sizes going to be? Full breakdown from someone who actually understands live photos.

Emma: I'm hoping we're going to see the breakdown of her bravado as the season goes on.

The sweat from a hot flash has now decided to pour and I am honestly either going to have a breakdown or use all my strength.