Sentence examples for say collapse from inspiring English sources

Other factors, too, have worked against things as they were: a relaxation — some would say collapse — of the old standards of discipline in the state schooling system, and in the influence of the Church of England, the nominal faith of more than 70 percent of the population, but so weakened now that less than 5 percent of all nominal Anglicans are regular churchgoers.

I say "collapse" because the collapse of Borders is akin to the collapse of Lehman Brothers on Wall Street, and like that collapse the collapse of Borders suggests that too many people in American publishing don't know what the hell they're doing.

But theater owners say collapsing traditional theatrical release windows undermines their business.

When you are defeated say "collapses" or "faints".

To clean a room, he said, collapse a panel and the expelled air will blow away dust.

That said, collapses are hard to predict.

"I am fully aware that I am a lucky, lucky man," he said, collapsing in disbelief at the word "Oscar".

"O.K. good enough sometimes," he said, collapsing onto a beat-up leather sofa.

I can't keep going," he says, collapsing in my lap.

Some may say a collapse is a collapse, no matter the peripheral details.

The galaxies themselves, astronomers say, will collapse in black holes within about 1030 years.