Sentence examples for utterly collapse from inspiring English sources

Founder means "to sink, fail, utterly collapse," while flounder means "to move clumsily, thrash about".

If we're not there, they've got a big self-interest in making sure that country does not utterly collapse.

After a strongish start, the film doesn't so much sag as utterly collapse – each audience member will feel like someone who has flung himself into a hammock that isn't tied at either end.

It will turn bright green and utterly collapse.

Australian ecologist Roger Bradbury has recently asserted that coral reefs are doomed, living-dead, "zombie ecosystems" that will inevitably -- and soon -- utterly collapse under the multiple fatal blows of overfishing, pollution and the ocean acidification and warming resulting from the global buildup of carbon dioxide.

LONDON — The coal conference yesterday [March 26] utterly collapsed.

The headline promised an article of critical importance: "Obama's inequality argument just utterly collapsed".

"Obviously, the institution of marriage in America has utterly collapsed," he said.

The first, Nintendo, is suffering as sales of its months-old flagship home console, the Wii U, have utterly collapsed.

"That has been completely out of step with the aspirations of the people of Scotland, and it is why Labour's support in Scotland has utterly collapsed".

And that he managed to keep pitching well and get all the way to 20 victories with a team that utterly collapsed in the second half of the season was all the more impressive.