Sentence examples similar to spring breakdown from inspiring English sources

Concern is widespread in Washington that the Postal Service is headed toward a fiscal breakdown.

Ever since his 1967 breakdown, Wilson has looked pretty bewildered by life.

The 2006 breakdown was the only major episode on the Roosevelt Island tram in 34 years of service.

There is uncomfortable reading around her 2006 breakdown, which put the band on hold again (they have since reformed).

There was a demon of something in me and it took a lot of getting out.' Joanna Lumley on her 1970 breakdown: 'I found everything just unbearable.

The New Yorker, December 30 , 1950 P. 61Breakdown in negotiations with Red China delegation; hope of a cease-fire order not abandoned; Sir Benegal Rau's committee to continue trying.

Murray has recovered from his 2010 breakdown to the point where he is now almost as feared among his peers almost as Nadal and Federer.

Even before his 1980s breakdown, he suffered from a "milder depression", which, he admits, "has sapped my creative juices during most of my life".

It was this realisation that forced the disoriented elites at the London and Cannes G20 conferences in 2009 and 2011 to coordinate extraordinary stimulus measures to stave off a 1930s-style breakdown.

Nijinsky's journal, a quasi-mystical and undeniably disturbed document written on the eve of his 1919 breakdown, said that "Jeux" was a veiled portrayal of Diaghilev's fantasy of a gay threesome.

The episode brought to mind the 2006 breakdown of the Roosevelt Island Tramway, which stalled in midair, trapping dozens of passengers over the East River, some for as long as 11 hours.