Sentence examples for in a second collapse from inspiring English sources

Three rescuers were killed in a second collapse Aug. 16.

Far from stimulating "investor confidence", the policies followed after early 2011 resulted in a second collapse in investment.

Renewed volcanic activity subsequently led to the formation of an island in the centre, but a second collapse later cut it in two.

He scored 73 in the first innings of the Fifth Test in Sydney as Australia compiled 435, but scored only four in a second innings collapse, leaving England with an eight-wicket victory.

Boundary conditions can also be modelled, as it is demonstrated in a second case: the collapse of a water column.

Murray's hamstring is "a little bit sore"; Mardy Fish is playing on one good leg but is "tons better" than after his second collapse in a week in Paris last week; and Federer wonders if Nadal is "a bit rusty" and says of Novak Djokovic's right shoulder: "I guess that's going to be OK with the rest he's had".

This took its toll; it was her second collapse in a few months.

(The Times, in a second piece, presented its collapse as a symbol of this dire American season).

This is followed in a second step by the collapse of compatible topological features.

A second sustained collapse in oil prices in the late 1990s, in the wake of the Asian economic crisis, led the government of President Boris N. Yeltsin to default on domestic debt and devalue the currency.

A house doesn't collapse in a second".