Sentence examples for two meltdown from inspiring English sources

The Master Musicians, who also played on the soundtrack to Naked Lunch, appear at Coleman's two Meltdown concerts, on 19 and 21 June.

But if many things have changed since the release of Coleman's landmark "arrival album The Shape of Jazz to Come in 1959 (the subject of one of his two Meltdown concerts, on 19 June), the essentials of his music have altered barely at all.

Over the last decade, Peru has suffered two meltdowns of its political establishment.

At a time when brave workers are risking death from radiation, when whole communities have been destroyed by the tsunami and survivors are suffering in makeshift shelters, it seems inhuman to even suggest that of the two meltdowns, the financial one was worse.

Several hours, two meltdowns (both mine) and a hellacious mess later, we had our two-pound Halloween House.

During one meltdown after a loss to Purdue on Feb. 15, he blamed himself for mollycoddling his players.

Assuming that the reactors have accumulated a collective total of about 36,000 years of experience (60 reactors for sixty years), that comes to one meltdown every 5,143 years, he said.

Then there was the back-nine meltdown at Augusta — where he had a one-stroke lead on the 10th tee, shot 43 on the back nine and finished tied for 15th after shooting 80.

On this seven-game trip, their starters went 6-0 with a 1.24 earned run average in 50 2/3 innings, the only no-decision coming Saturday night when Joba Chamberlain's eighth-inning meltdown cost Javier Vazquez a victory.

Rory McIlroy's back-nine meltdown and Schwartzel's excellent finish, comprising birdies at the last four holes, somewhat stole the limelight from the South African's great shots earlier in the round.

The accident at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi plant in 2011 alerted the American nuclear industry and its regulators to the possibility that operators at plants with more than one reactor might have to deal with more than one meltdown at a time in a flood, earthquake or other catastrophe.