Sentence examples for it is crumbling from inspiring English sources

It is crumbling around us.

In places it is crumbling.

It is crumbling before our eyes.

But the world order, as Soames has known it, is crumbling.

It is crumbling so fast that it is entirely fenced off from the public.

But the soil and everything on it is crumbling and wilting, sand-browns with a blush of green.

Havana has also preserved its architecture — the wrought-iron balconies, the caryatids, the baroque flourishes — even if it is crumbling.

But it is either being overcooked or allowed to stand for too long, because it is crumbling unto shreds like pulled pork.

Although the rate at which it is crumbling is more or less glacial, Mr. Pompei said the battle to contain the process was intensifying.

Now, in the face of economic necessity, it is crumbling: one of the lowest birthrates in the world, the specter of labor shortages and slipping education standards have prompted a rethink.

The mountain still towers over the city but it is crumbling inside, made unstable by the hundreds of miles of mine shafts constructed over the 500 years it has been exploited.