Sentence examples for has crumbled from from inspiring English sources
Among Socialist voters, his rating has crumbled from 60% in March to 48%.
Long, zigzagging cracks have appeared along the building's outer walls, and mortar has crumbled from the parapet, which supports hefty I-beams that the base stations sit upon.
Since then the squad seems to have crumbled from within.
The company's shares have crumbled from about 570p to below 300p.
Detroit has been maintaining a death watch for Oldsmobile through most of the 1990's as its sales have crumbled from more than a million a year in the 1970's to a projected 300,000 or so this year.
Driving the streets in a small car has become a teeth-shattering experience as the roads have crumbled from neglect.Mark Fredenburg San FranciscoBy a legSIR – I was surprised that age was not a determining factor in the biometric algorithm identifying people by their knees ("Knobbly ID", April 4th).
His critics within the Alliance claim that he makes erratic decisions, and without consultation.In this section A dimming star Cavallo struggles to get a grip on Argentina's economy Back to square one in Chiapas Dog day ReprintsSupport for the Alliance has crumbled to 13%, down from 25% on election day, and behind Mr Clark's Conservatives (15%), according to a recent opinion poll.
This decade hasn't been up to much, movie-wise, but I am more than ever convinced that when every other scrap of celluloid from 2000-2009 has crumbled to dust, one film will remain, like some Ozymandias-like remnant of transient vanished glory in the desert.
That culture has crumbled everywhere now, and a new economic order will have to rise from its ruins.
Now the partnership has crumbled.
