Sentence examples for implode from from inspiring English sources
On a sinking freighter, the walls begin to implode from pressure.
If you are hoping that one of my organs will implode from anger and I will die, I'm almost there.
What, though, if Leicester suddenly implode from this point onwards and Harry Kane's goals take Tottenham Hotspur to the title?
The families that make it (those that do not implode from stress and lack of support) have so little to guide and support them.
Whether General Powell meant that the Iraqi leader's tenure was going to implode from within or crumble under sanctions that the general pledged to "re-energize" was not clear.
There is still a long way to run in this season, and time yet for the Cowboys to implode from their present 5-1 record into a fourth consecutive 8-8 finish.
"When a system implodes from inside, no bomb can save it," Amir Mohebbian, a conservative Tehran columnist, told me.
In other words, rather than reconciling the country's complex tensions, Mr. Burg ended up imploding from them.
ON the morning of Thursday, Oct. 24, 1929, the stock market imploded from the sheer weight of its own excesses.
One of them (the excellent Virginia Kull), who idolizes her boss, nearly implodes from the pressure — Stockholm syndrome in Tribeca.
Five of the nine victories have come against the Reds, a team imploding from injuries and a stunning inability to win at home.
