Sentence examples for who crumble from inspiring English sources

Russians often refer to Americans as burdocks, simpletons who crumble in the face of hardship.

On the other hand, Russians refer to Americans as burdocks, simpletons who crumble in the face of hardship.

With the many studies that resilient teams who are determined to succeed perform better than satisfied teams who crumble under stress, it seems having a happy team is placed in opposition.

Those individuals who excel under these conditions often report that it gives them an advantage over those who crumble in heated conditions.

We all are, no one likes to fail, there are people that look failure in the face and step forward anyway, and others who crumble, the difference is,those that choose to step forward, understand that failure is a natural part of growth, they don't let it define them, they don't let it cripple them.

But... it's Shah who crumbles!

David Wesley scored 15 for the Hornets, who crumbled under 22 turnovers.

Stephen Ward and Aiden McGeady gang up on Tarmo Kink, who crumbles under the pressure and concedes possession.

Measured at 8.41m, it blew away a field who crumbled under the pressure as Rutherford yelled in relief and delight.

Then he meets a blind man, who is not really blind, and who crumbles the cake in his fingers as if sifting for clues.

Prosecutors seeking murder charges over Freddie Gray's death rested their case against Caesar Goodson on Wednesday with an expert witness who crumbled under cross-examination.