Sentence examples for order collapsed from inspiring English sources

Public order collapsed, and anarchists and Radical Republicans burned churches and convents.

Elyse Villani hooked Katherine Brunt's opening two deliveries for four but after cruising to 28 the top order collapsed.

Hardly a hand was raised in support when the imperial order collapsed in February (March, New Style) 1917.

The Carolingian protectorate of local order collapsed under the pressures of external invasions and internal usurpations of power.

Several hours later, the gag order collapsed, and the government issued an official statement the next day, acknowledging "negligence" in the treatment of Prisoner X.

Then the Israeli cabinet endorsed Prime Minister Ehud Barak's pledge to end the occupation by July, and the old order collapsed.

India's bowlers made up for the poor performance of their batsman as Holland's middle-order collapsed while chasing a target of 205 in their World Cup match at Paarl.

Commissions on institutional orders collapsed far faster than Wall Street expected.

In the second innings, England required over 300 runs to win, but their top-order collapsed, losing three wickets for just fourteen runs.

This conclusion would also be reached under the first- and second-order collapsed categorizations.

Engineering firms, which saw orders collapse by almost a quarter during the recession, cut employment by about 8%.