Sentence examples for unexpected meltdown from inspiring English sources
UNLESS an unexpected meltdown occurs, Hillary Clinton will be America's next secretary of state.
These days OnLive is probably known as much for its unexpected meltdown as it is for its promise to deliver streaming video games to the masses, but ever since the company reformed it seems to have returned to business as usual.
What bank, what market, or what nation, will be next to have an unexpected meltdown over a weekend?
Recently, I was talking on the phone with my friend Sandy, who had just gone through an unexpected relationship meltdown.
The only way the Giants will not secure one of the two wild-card slots is a monumental meltdown combined with an unexpected surge from two teams whose records now sit at.500 or below.
The decision to release an expected album in an unexpected way paid off: fans went into meltdown and BEYONCÉ shifted 430,000 copies in one day, in America alone.
The Independent's literary editor, Arifa Akbar, pointed out the novel's unexpected shift into a story of "psychopathology and emotional meltdown, rather than one of religious fanaticism".
Some 40 years ago, the cumulatively unbearable stresses of war in Vietnam, a revolution in civil rights and a series of unexpected, bug-eyed cultural uprisings sent America into a psychological meltdown.
The September meltdown of much of Wall Street has put an unexpected focus on the candidates' grasp of the complex world of high finance.
Life is full of chance occurrences, whether on the scale of earthquakes, financial meltdowns, war or epidemics, or an accident, a missed plane or bus, an unexpected meeting, or a hole in a sock.
