Sentence examples for that crashed and burned from inspiring English sources

I lost other gambles, notably a relationship that crashed and burned, as so many do.

But they are looking for an alternative to the model that crashed and burned in 2008.

That means, Republicans, who were all-in, are now forced to defend their support for a school that crashed and burned.

He was one of the triumvirate of artistic directors of the Savoy Opera, the Raymond Gubbay outfit that crashed and burned in May last year after it failed to pay its way in the West End.

If the second worst financial crisis in history signalled the implosion of offshore capitalism – that remote, distant and out-of-control economic system that crashed and burned in 2008 – what kind of capitalism is replacing the old, bankrupt model?

In tennis, the highway to 30 is littered with the carcasses of careers that crashed and burned around Henin's age, at least since the mushrooming prize and endorsement money allowed them to settle in on easy street.

Hunt also criticised Gove in the Observer, but here the subject was free schools and Labour's suspicion that ministers' overruled officials to approve the opening of schools that subsequently crashed and burned.

Overseen by David Herskovits, the company's fertile artistic director, "The Really Big Once" is a highly impressionistic evocation of the making of "Camino Real," a highly impressionistic play by Williams (directed by Kazan) that opened, crashed and burned on Broadway during the spring of 1953, leaving both men with scars that never disappeared.

Without doubt, there is room for improvement on Globalisation 3.0, the model that has crashed and burned over the past decade.

The contestants are plagued by lost jobs, Walmart-level wages, 401 k)'s that have crashed and burned up their meager savings.

"My vision of the monkey was of a show business monkey that just crashed and burned," Hiaasen said on NPR recently.