Sentence examples for has crumbled over from inspiring English sources

The manuscript has crumbled over time and scholars are still working on its preservation and revealing lost letters of the poem.

Even as its own economy has crumbled over the last two years, Zimbabwe has had thousands of troops stationed in Congo battling rebels backed by Rwanda and Uganda.

But this façade of victory has crumbled over the last year.

But cookies have crumbled over less, so be careful.

In the early 1980s a centre-right coalition had crumbled over tax reform.

Many of the city's ancient structures were made of mud, and have crumbled over the centuries.

[C6.] First Data Says It Will Spin Off Western Union First Data said it planned to spin off Western Union, its fast-growing money-transfer business that has remained the crown jewel of its payment processing empire as other parts have crumbled over the last few years.

Tears have been shed and relationships have crumbled over the contentious issue of Skittles flavour ranking.

The harsh discord among Ireland's 4.5 million people will be played out in Parliament, where Mr. Cowen's coalition has crumbled, fostering uncertainties over the austerity plan and the bailout.

But the relationship between Belarus and Russia, both Slavic countries with an intricately linked history, has crumbled in the last two years over economic disputes.

Yet, over the past three decades, that foundation has crumbled.