Sentence examples for point of meltdown from inspiring English sources

Britain's financial system was on the point of meltdown on Tuesday night, with potentially catastrophic effects for the economy.

With Spanish bond yields heading rapidly towards 7%, the Greek economy on the point of meltdown and the future of the single currency increasingly in question, the timing could hardly have been better for Brussels to publish its report cards on the 27 members of the European Union.

The losers -- no, not the losers, the ones who did not win -- stood around doing what they had done for many months online, which is to say they thought, talked, argued, vented, ranted, complained and basically obsessed to the point of meltdown over how to build the best possible World Trade Center memorial.

The letter, sent by the College of Emergency Medicine, reads: "Our emergency departments are at the point of meltdown.

A&E consultants have written to Mr Drakeford warning A&E departments were "at the point of meltdown".

It came after an email was sent to a complainant in error which said "yet again things have come to a point of meltdown".

Those Shepherd's Bush shows in February were notable for the large contingent of delirious teenage girls who spent the gaps between songs screaming to the point of nervous meltdown.

Seemingly without remorse for their past actions, their new channel featured more abuse – one of their children took a shot to their groin in one video, and another was harassed to the point of a meltdown in another.

Not only is this dangerous, but it will frighten and upset the autistic child, sometimes to the point of a meltdown.

It was a fractious match that lasted two and a half hours, with several close calls – one of which in Murray's favour in the second set troubled Gasquet to the point of near-meltdown for half an hour or more.

Ford's trademark is his constant red-hot glower; here, placed by Minnelli in a role of tenderness that is marked as both paternal and maternal, he wars against himself and nearly overheats to the point of a terrifying meltdown.