Sentence examples for which finally collapsed from inspiring English sources

Demobbed in March 1946, he revived the periodical, which finally collapsed seven years later.

It repeatedly rejected Belgium's efforts to prop up Sabena, which finally collapsed in 2001 when its part owner, Swissair, refused to inject more cash.

Efimova came to embody the confused mess that the IOC made of its response to the McLaren report, which finally collapsed under its own legal contradictions.

Early Christianity entertained an ambivalent attitude to the classicizingly 'correct' language inculcated by the pagan educational system, which finally collapsed in the wake of the Germanic invasions.

And even before Hurricane Amazon roared through the book trade, Gaustad became beset by multiple problems: his friendly bank manager was replaced by less sympathetic apparatchiks; rents began to spiral; bigger booksellers expanded their sports sections; and in 1997 the net book agreement, which prevented discounting, finally collapsed, with disastrous consequences for the smaller players.

When the startup finally collapsed, which happened roughly at the same second that my marriage did, Halil was the guy who went in for farewell eye-locking, chest-bumping, and expressions like "blood brother" and "muchacho".

The party's initial aim was to overthrow the corrupt Qing Dynasty, which was already disintegrating and finally collapsed in 1911-12.

Unlike the usual displaced route of the proximal fragment in unstable femoral neck fractures, for pertrochanteric fractures, when sliding begins after surgery, the head neck fragment is tended to displace laterally, impacted into the comminuted and low-intensity trochanteric region, which finally led to collapse (Fig.  4).

This desertion proved the final shock and he finally collapsed into a fever, only coming to for a few moments during which he gave confession.

In May 1853 the Taiping sent an expedition to northern China, which reached the neighbourhood of Tianjin but finally collapsed during the spring of 1855.

M1 was bombed twice, M2 once, and M4, which was attacked at least four times, finally collapsed in a pile of concrete and twisted metal, crushing to death several patients and staff.