Sentence examples for things coming apart from inspiring English sources

"Terrible suffering.... Things coming apart at the seams".

She sat on the set of "Passion of Mind" in Paris and felt things coming apart.

Mr. Simons's collection also had the feeling of things coming apart, and of a guy wanting almost desperately to be more individual.

In the way that it did in London this summer, it seemed hard to separate the violence from politics, and a sense of things coming apart.

Mr. Altuzarra used Frankenstein stitching on many of the pieces, in part to suggest the feeling of things coming apart, but the stitches are fine and random in length.

But some things came apart.

We need a new-generation Hyman Minsky to teach us to fear rational irrationality — and this time, we need to act before things come apart.

Things came apart in the playoffs, though, as Rose tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee in the team's playoff opener and the Bulls were upset by the Philadelphia 76ers in six games.

A man caught in midair after leaping from a building, a bullet passing through an apple, a drop of milk that looks like a little crown, and a fanlike pole-vaulter these iconic images are among the pole-vaulter thesepiconics imagesd McLellares book "Things Come among: A therdown Manual for Modern Living".

By Melissa Goldstein May 22, 2013 A man caught in midair after leaping from a building, a bullet passing through an apple, a drop of milk that looks like a little crown, and a fanlike pole-vaulter — these iconic images are among the precursors to the pictures in Todd McLellan's book "Things Come Apart: A Teardown Manual for Modern Living".

Things come apart like a roof ripped off by the wind.