Sentence examples for meltdown time from inspiring English sources

10.37pm BST Dustin Johnson Meltdown Time?

11.14pm BST It's Phil Mickelson Meltdown Time! Oh my giddy aunt.

I'm not sure the Auld Claret Jug is big enough,   Updated at 4.09pm BST 4.04pm BST It's not quite Dustin Johnson Meltdown Time yet - that comes on Sunday afternoon - but he has overclubbed through 8, then sent a bunker shot halfway back down the green.

Meltdown Time's not due until tomorrow at around 4.45pm, but think of this as a trailer: he's pushed his opening tee shot, played with an iron for supreme safety, near the tall stuff down the right.

And it has gone into meltdown every time it has lost office.

Last year she made a brief appearance at Jarvis Cocker's Meltdown; this time she will play a full-length set.

There was no defensive meltdown this time to let New England escape, just the ineffable sense that something is not quite right with the Patriots, particularly because it came in comparison with the Jets' rookie quarterback, Mark Sanchez.

This wouldn't cure the weakness of the Italian economy or eliminate the hangover from the housing bubble in Spain, but it would avert a Lehman-style meltdown, buy time for economic reforms to work, and let these countries avoid the kind of over-the-top austerity measures that will worsen the debt crisis by killing any prospect of economic growth.

And the most rosy-eyed optimists have come to realize that even though Web companies didn't cause the meltdown this time, they're still getting hit.

Set up in 1975 after a succession of oil crises, it is intended as a buffer against economic meltdown in times of national emergency.

And when candidates have introduced new proposals, such as in response to the financial meltdown, The Times has been quick to analyze them.