"The Phold" of 1964 is among the most notable collapses in sports history.
Although clearly in the tradition of Upstairs, Downstairs, which cut between the different parts of the house, Downton Abbey is most notable for collapsing the stately mansion into a sort of social bungalow, with servants and served in the same shots.
Moviemakers these days work in a field undergoing many kinds of change, but perhaps the most notable is the collapse of the old notion of a "foreign film".
Most notable were the collapse of filopodia and a rearrangement of intracellular actin.
But New York has been host to quite a notable selection of collapses all its own, and they extend far beyond a well-paid baseball team that loses game after game in the dusk of a season.
One notable feature of the collapse of the Safe and Sustainable review is the crucial role played by councils in its downfall.
Elsewhere the list provided some notable casualties, highlighting a collapse in support for Atonement - previously touted as the runaway favourite following its success at the Golden Globes.
With not a vote yet cast, the election of 2004 is already notable for ushering in the collapse of Watergate-era restraints on special-interest money in presidential politics.
Part of what makes the recent protests in Nicaragua so notable is that, amid a collapse of the political left across Latin America that is under way, Ortega was beginning to look like the Great Survivor.
The Democrats in Congress--and their spokesman on Pennsylvania Avenue--failed to effectively communicate with the American people on what they did to stave off a complete financial collapse and other notable reform measures.
Mr. Quinn, a 65-year-old former tycoon who is perhaps the most notable casualty of Ireland's economic collapse, could eventually face time in prison.
