Sentence examples for his collapses from inspiring English sources

His show, inevitably, had become cornier and less appealing to young people as it, and they, aged, and all those reruns in the later years were a drag, but, until the end, our pleasure in witnessing Carson's snap-to bearing, his perfect pauses, and his collapses into laughter, sometimes to the point of tears, stayed at full brim.

One look at amphioxus development, he declared, and the chick-based theory of his rival, Wilhelm His, "collapses like a house of cards" (Haeckel 1874, p. 629; also 1875, p. 23).

His lead was fleeting, his collapse spectacular.

His collapse was extraordinary in its speed.

His collapse made him famous in Canada.

Oliver died four days after his collapse.

Before his collapse, he had written observations in notebooks.

Stanley said his collapse caused extensive short-term memory loss.

The suddenness of his collapse stunned even Mr. Hughes.

His collapse of moral integrity confronts the audience and perhaps implicates it.

But to many, neither Mr. Bo nor the explanation of his collapse is so clear-cut.