Sentence examples for it will disintegrate from inspiring English sources

If too many lithium ions are extracted from the cobalt-oxide lattice, it will disintegrate.

As Harari says: "The individual will not be crushed by Big Brother; it will disintegrate from within".

One day, perhaps, it will disintegrate altogether, but with Riske coming of age in the competitive world of international tennis, she may not need it much longer.

But three years on the resin sculpture has yet to find a permanent home and campaigners fear it will disintegrate unless £75,000 can be found to cast a permanent, bronze version.

"Europe will be democratised, or it will disintegrate, and it will do so quite fast", the self-described "erratic Marxist" said, warning of a return to a "postmodern version of the 1930s".

"One simple, radical idea is our motivating force: to democratise Europe in the knowledge that the EU will either be democratised or it will disintegrate at a terrible cost to all".

Alternatively, he said, "if you put it on a plate, it'll disintegrate and turn into a muck, and you can use it to paint a picture".

"If the Board of Education takes it over, the Tweed will disintegrate again," said Mr. Stern, who wrote about the courthouse in the 1999 book "New York 1880" (Monacelli Press).

It's why Afghanistan will disintegrate.

Don't freeze it whole, the taste will disintegrate.

At six hundred miles, its titanium parts will disintegrate.