Sentence examples for seems to be collapsing from inspiring English sources

It has happened as Mr. Mbeki has suffered so many setbacks that his legacy seems to be collapsing.

A $150 million plan to turn the Staten Island Homeport into a movie studio complex with 14 sound stages seems to be collapsing.

It began as a play, "Juicy and Delicious," by Lucy Alibar, set in Georgia and devoted to a ten-year-old boy whose entire world seems to be collapsing as his father comes close to death.

First, the dramatist Lucy Alibar wrote a play, "Juicy and Delicious," set in Georgia and devoted to a ten-year-old boy whose entire world seems to be collapsing as his father comes close to death.

IN A theatrical gesture rather out of keeping with a life of discretion and secrecy, Jacques Foccart died at the moment French policy in Africa seems to be collapsing.

José (Luis Tosar) is humiliated that his wife, Ana (Nieve de Medina) is now the breadwinner, and their marriage seems to be collapsing under the combined weight of her fatigue and his dissipation.

Dillinger burst into the public imagination at a time when American institutions seemed to be collapsing.

When things seemed to be collapsing, Washington managed to pass a stimulus bill; when they stopped collapsing, the stimulus was allowed to fade away.

Though amphibians in some remote and — relatively speaking — pristine spots seemed to be collapsing, those in other, more obviously disturbed habitats seemed to be doing fine.

Late Monday, with rebel fighters in substantial control of Tripoli, he was nowhere to be found, and his regime seemed to be collapsing.

The very structure of American society seemed to be collapsing: it was the end of industrial capitalism, of representative democracy, and the start of something radically new.