Sentence examples for self-implode from inspiring English sources

And while the production, which runs an uninterrupted 100 minutes, sticks close to the form of Chekhov's text, its dialogue often seems to self-implode.

Lastly, congratulations to Ted, who correctly guessed our Wi-Fi network and password (WaffleyNice/BabyMakesThree) and spent the shower watching the Oakland A's self-implode on his iPad.

On the other hand, Price's boss, President Trump, has been loudly declaring his ongoing animosity to Obamacare and his hopes that its marketplaces will self-implode.

"Even the last bastion of a true G.O.P. machine is starting to self-implode because of its inability to coalesce around either a national candidate or a local candidate for county executive," Mr. Ryan said.

Is my phone about to self-implode in a swamp of broken pixels?

"I think he's going to blow up, self-implode," Al Hoffman, the former finance chairman of the Republican National Committee, told the Times of Trump.

Croatia self-imploded on and off the pitch as a performance Ivan Rakitic labelled a thing of beauty was overshadowed by the ugliness that has become a depressing feature of this European Championship.

Mark Lawrence of Cross Rhythms gave the album nine out of ten squares, saying "Traditionally album number three is a defining point in a band's legacy: some bands self implode and produce an album high on production sheen but low on song quality ... other bands though go on to produce their masterpiece .

I think watching from afar as the Arab world self implodes and decisions are made based on the currencies of fear and politics made me angry.

It is a sum of large oceanic humps self-imploding on a reef shelf so shallow that about one surfer loses his life here every year.

In the past two election cycles, Republican voters in at least six states went with a Tea Party candidate who self-imploded at some point during the campaign.