Sentence examples for head for meltdown from inspiring English sources

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Meanwhile, his family is heading for meltdown.

Canada's Thomson Financial bought Reuters, the UK news agency and financial information service, in 2008 as the financial world was heading for meltdown.

Evidence from such bodies as the Audit Commission and Ofsted, the schools inspectorate, shows that councils could provide better services for the same money if they brought themselves up to the standards of the best.In this section Heading for meltdown?

The National Baseball Hall of Fame's election system is heading for a meltdown.

WASHINGTON — In the spring of 2003, the United States Senate was heading for a meltdown.

I don't think China is headed for a meltdown.

In one, Paul Dano plays younger Brian struggling to realize the sounds in his head -- there are terrific scenes re-creating the sessions for the "Pet Sounds" album -- even as others around him think he is heading for a meltdown.

While you wait for it to open, head down to the original location for Meltdown Thursdays, when SKT is doing six different grilled cheese, including Aged Farm House Cheddar with Black Forest Ham; Grilled Pineapple, Ricotta and Habenero; and Duck Confit, Fig Jam, Brie and Arugula.

report indicates that the nation's plants are headed for a retirement meltdown," he said.

"Global financial markets are not headed for a second meltdown," Peter Morici, a professor at the University of Maryland and former chief economist at the United States International Trade Commission, said in a note.