Sentence examples for spinning apart from inspiring English sources

Will Barack build a bridge between cultures, or send them spinning apart?

It is simply not the case that Canada is "centrifugally spinning apart," nor even that "the country is realigning along single issues and regional interests".

The men worried out loud about the looting in Iraq, about the deadening effects of the war on Egypt's tourism industry, about the possibility of Iraq's spinning apart into warring factions.

In this first campaign of the post-Clinton era, the coalition of interests the former president so deftly managed to patch together is on the verge of spinning apart.

Once the crisis hit, and there was "no money" left as Liam Byrne so candidly explained, New Labour's balancing act would have been hard even if the three political tribes of Britain were not spinning apart from each other.

For the present, Iraq still has an elected government that claims to want what America wants: security for all of Iraq's people and a power-sharing agreement that prevents the place from spinning apart or falling under the control of any neighbour.

Each time I am there, people tell me the place is about to spin apart.

The band spun apart and we left the field of play".

The popularity of the former king now is partly the sense of a lost idyll, before Afghanistan spun apart.

LONDON — They were once the partners of the British oil giant BP, until that arrangement spun apart in turmoil and litigation.

Unlike bassline, funky was so diverse in its cast of characters that, inevitably, it spun apart as quickly as it fell together.