Sentence examples for performance crumbled from inspiring English sources

In a matter of seconds, his performance crumbled.

United barely threatened Wolves keeper John Ruddy and, slowly but surely, their performance crumbled to almost shambolic levels in the second half as Wolves were all over them and ran them ragged.

It means America will do nothing serious to fix its structural problems: a ballooning deficit, declining educational performance, crumbling infrastructure and diminished immigration of new talent.

Under the more realistic black market rate it is worth $1.5bn, still an impressive performance in a crumbling economy.

Four years ago Noémie Lafrance, a Canadian-born choreographer who specializes in dance in unusual spaces — and who moved to Williamsburg in 1994 — got an idea for a performance at the crumbling and graffiti-covered pool and took matters into her own hands.

Even so, it hasn't seemed to help our performance much, as stocks have crumbled away.

A fourth goal looked certain as Burnley crumbled and Sinclair capped off an excellent performance.

But it all crumbled to pieces in a first-half performance that, for the Nets, could not have been scripted any worse.

Teachers and administrators across subjects have crumbled under increasing pressure to demonstrate improved student performance.

In recent years, teachers and administrators have crumbled under increasing pressure to demonstrate improved student performance.

Tonight's all-too-rare performance is in a crumbling former synagogue -- a fitting setting indeed.