Sentence examples for history collapse from inspiring English sources

It is noteworthy that a case with a clear history collapse while awake was one of two with a relatively unequivocal mutation.

This most expensive battle in English history collapsed this week when the liquidator, Deloitte, withdrew its suit.

DENVER — The Denver Broncos followed a well-worn script of their recent history, collapsing at the end of the season for the third time in four years.

HBOS, the second-biggest failing in British banking history, collapsed in October 2008, seven months after it had reported a profit of £5.5bn.

One history collapses in on another here: a Jewish family are forced to leave their home for a German family; a couple flee from the communist German Democratic Republic to the West.

Two years after Iriving's essay, Trow published his own Personal History, "Collapsing Dominant," in which he described that unhappiness: There was a group of boys at Exeter in the middle and late fifties who were called (and called themselves) "negos".

Where Beauty Is a Wound is sprawlingly expansive, Man Tiger is slender and taut, with the central supernatural element given relatively little page time and the nation's history collapsed into oblique glimpses: the rusting samurai swords left behind from the Japanese colonial period and the increase in "private" violence, an apparent symptom of living in "a republic no longer at war".

The exhibits also included historical anomalies which were the result of history collapsing, such as penguins on the Nile.

His American history, collapsed into cartoonish stereotypes, the "very fine people" and the "rapists," "criminals," and "sick people".

Fuller also wrote that the episode's solutions were "rather paradoxical in nature [since the Doctor] only escapes as Rory lets him out once given the means to do so by the Doctor travelling back in time once he's escaped"., though Martin in The Guardian excused this paradox due to the episode being set "in the eye of the storm as history collapses [and so]... hardly working to the same rulebook".

"The Lehman Trilogy" is a theatrical panorama of the firm's history and collapse.