Sentence examples for great implosion from inspiring English sources

Ten years after I began working on it, and nearly four years after it was published, Capital is about to be broadcast as a three-part BBC television series, and the single biggest change that has been made in the adaptation didn't need to be done: the writer Peter Bowker didn't need to set the story in the same time as the book, 2007-08, the runup to the great implosion.

Love is remembered as the man who oversaw one of the great implosions in Ryder Cup history.

It felt like England was on the cusp of a great civil implosion.

They want to be a part of it, as the crooner sang, at a time when the city's dining scene is still rebalancing, three years after the great economic implosion.

The current American Presidential election has been called many things: a pathetic, protracted joke; the great apocalyptic implosion; a dumpster fire; an unending nightmare; the best and the worst reality-television series ever made.

Three years ago we experienced the greatest financial implosion since 1929.

Empirical data support the greater conch implosion depths of orthoconic longicones [21], [27], [41], [48].

Spielberg and Lucas rose to prominence on the coat tails of the last great movie-industry "implosion": the New Hollywood movement of the 1970s.

THERE were times when last Sunday's great G.O.P. health care implosion threatened to bring the thrill back to reality television.

David Buik of BGC Partners was the first City figure to comment: The longer the EU and the IMF vacillate and remain indecisive, the greater chance of some implosion!

We accept the demolitions and the implosions, those great urban erasures, and even the collective howl of anguish that arises from time to time, say over the loss of Penn Station, soon subsides.