Sentence examples for started to break up from inspiring English sources

When the Moss Empires and Howard and Wyndham theatre circuits started to break up in the late 1970s, Jack helped secure the future of these venues.

The ice started to break up Wednesday night and by yesterday most of the station was either under water or wrecked.

The region remains calmer than at any time since Yugoslavia, once six republics strong, started to break up a dozen years ago.For sure, ordinary Serbs and Montenegrins will suffer as their governments find it harder to press ahead with reform.

"They didn't believe at NASA that the space shuttle started to fall apart this far west, but based on the videotape it does appear that the shuttle may have started to break up over Arizona".

But some countries, including Israel and the United States, continued to snub Austria.See article: Jorg Haider, Austria's conundrumStipe Mesic, a reformer who was Yugoslavia's last president before it started to break up in 1991, was elected president of Croatia a few weeks after a reforming government took office there.

But the memory that really haunts the EU is its ignominious failure to deal with the Balkan wars in the 1990s.When Yugoslavia started to break up in 1990, the EU's first response was to try to bribe its constituent elements to stay together, and to insist that Brussels would act as a stabilising force.

The team, however, was starting to break up as players fled for the west.

Both start to break up, and shards of bone and metal can be driven into the brain.

By the end of the period, Pangea was starting to break up into the pieces familiar on the modern globe.

It won't just be the EU that starts to break up, it will be Britain too".

But late last night there was a stand-off as officers moved to start to break up the climate camp that had been set up.