Sentence examples for it will crumble from inspiring English sources

Build too weighty a project on those fragile foundations and it will crumble.

Cod is a naturally flaky fish, and if you stir-fry it as you do vegetables, it will crumble.

"Eventually, it will crumble, but that's the beauty of dough, that's why I like to make things with it — they disappear.

This may be something they consider whatever the nature of the pitch as long as it does not look as if it will crumble.

If we've learned any new rule in the 2008 campaign, it's this: Once our news culture sets a story in stone, chances are it will crumble.

Analysts say it's unclear whether angel investing will become enmeshed in India's business culture as it is in Silicon Valley, or whether it will crumble if early investors suffer too many losses.

"If you smother the timber's air source, it'll crumble," he says.

What do you do if you want to peek inside a book, but you're pretty sure it'll crumble into dust if you even crack the cover a little bit?

It has nowhere to go now and if a bird doesn't eat it, its husk will crumble into the island's duff, along with the saints and sinners, to become the purple of heather bells.

The reason for this divide is that the two groups, politicians on the one hand, planners and diplomats on the other, have drawn different conclusions from the war in Afghanistan.For the "remove Saddam" crowd, the lesson is that a repressive power, however strong it may look, will crumble under American bombing and popular resentment.

When looking across species, the pace at which the house is built is inversely proportional to its functionality, and crucially, it will be directly proportional to how quickly it will decay and crumble.