Sentence examples for starting to break down from inspiring English sources

"Body's starting to break down, with all these little nicks," he said.

But the internet is starting to break down some of these barriers.

Social media may be starting to break down the barriers, suggests Policy Exchange's head of education, Jonathan Simons.

"There's a manager in France, a female working over there, so obviously barriers are starting to break down," Stoney says.

The refugees' troubles are only beginning when they escape to the alien ship, which is starting to break down after eons of travel.

There is a degree of truth in McCloskey's triple assertion, but Khan is a fantastic fighter and there were clear signs in round six that he was starting to break down McCloskey's resistance.

"Our marriage started to break down," Ms. Smith-Start said.

Collagen starts to break down slowly at roughly 50C/120F.

"That's where your team starts to break down".

Mr. Grove's software spiral started to break down two years ago.

But that consensus "started to break down in the 1920s," Dr. Carlson says.