Sentence examples for started to cave from inspiring English sources

Clemens, who missed his last regular-season start because of a viral infection, said his legs started to cave in the fourth when he lost velocity on his fastball.

But the Scot stuck to his task and Mónaco's backhand started to cave in, and when a smash went wide it cost him the vital break in the fourth game.

When the animals contracted their shells, the surrounding "sediment" started to cave in.

My body started to cave in.

Democrats have started to cave to some of the pressure.

I was left drenched in sweat, with a brow so furrowed that my face actually started to cave in until a colleague snapped me out of my disoriented catatonic state.

Friendster, an early social network, was starting to cave.

(It turned out that the third floor was filled with rubble and the ceiling was starting to cave in).

"When things start to cave in," she said, "people either push out and find something better, or they implode.

Big Airlines Try to Compete By Adding More Nonstops The nation's big airlines are starting to cave in to their low-fare competitors and adding more nonstop flights.

Even the purists are starting to cave: in addition to Thomas Keller, the legendary sticklers David Bouley and Charlie Trotter have put their names on restaurants thousands of miles from their home kitchens.