Sentence examples for that faltered in from inspiring English sources

Will the professor and the coach rekindle the romance that faltered in college?

He started a third party that faltered in 1976, and was an adviser in Reagan's presidential campaign four years later.

Don't be like the Texas Rangers and the other teams that faltered in four previous world championship Octobers.

Rubio, the son of Cuban immigrants, was a driver behind comprehensive immigration reform that faltered in Congress but has since retreated from that position.

It took the federal government seven years to extricate itself completely from Continental Illinois, a big bank that faltered in the 1980s.

Wasn't Kaiser, an H.M.O., part of the "managed care" movement that faltered in the 1990's amid protests from doctors and patients?

Woods's humanity may be of an unusual sort, the kind that falters in everyday life but flourishes under the brightest lights.

If Lebron James doesn't want to become the fourth player to lose in the Finals five times, the Cavaliers will want to be better than the isolation-heavy team that faltered badly in the latter stages of Game 1.

When the target was set late in 2000, it was already evident that countries that had faltered in the 1990s would need to intensify their efforts at reducing child deaths between 2000 and 2015 in some cases doubling the AARR if they were to have a chance of meeting the goal.

But Mr. Witte said projects that faltered were not in desirable locations.

This is a clever notion that falters in the writing, but Stephen Hollis's staging and the acting have a cartoon sprightliness.