Sentence examples for remarkable collapse from inspiring English sources

Even by the flash and burn standards of the internet, it's a remarkable collapse.

Despite their remarkable collapse, the mood in the England dressing room remains "pretty positive", according to batsman Michael Carberry.

Capitalism's remarkable collapse at the end of the 1920's certainly undermined the liberal world order established at Versailles.

And yet, led primarily by Fazal Mahmood, Pakistan managed to drop catches and still instigate a remarkable collapse of eight for 34 in round about two hours.

But a superb catch at third slip from Laurie Evans off Wright removed England hopeful Sam Robson and began a remarkable collapse as the visitors lost eight wickets for 32 runs.

Western countries have seen a remarkable collapse of children's engagement with nature as described in Richard Louv's book Last Child in the Woods.

"What we are witnessing from the Tories is either a dishonest rhetorical gloss to hide their true intentions or a remarkable intellectual collapse.

But, as anyone who lived through it knew, what made the loss so traumatic was the sense that the entire underpinning of French civilization, not merely its armies, had come, so to speak, under the scrutiny of the gods and, with remarkable speed, collapsed.

But it produced, depending on one's perspective, the most remarkable comeback or collapse in the 85-year history of the Ryder Cup.

The Tigers also foundered early on but were bailed out by a remarkable late-season collapse by the White Sox, who were in first place for 117 days before blowing it.

A remarkable post-lunch collapse in which seven wickets fell for 25 runs, including those of Rahul Dravid and Sachin Tendulkar in the space of six deliveries, saw India annihilated by England in the final Test in Wankhede Stadium yesterday afternoon, writes Mike Selvey in Mumbai.