Sentence examples for who dissolved from inspiring English sources

Rollins has witnessed his share of athletes who dissolved in tears upon exposure of their lies.

The two companies were started by the Dassler brothers, who dissolved their joint shoe business after World War II.

These murders were committed in the 1940s by John Haigh, who dissolved the bodies of his victims in sulphuric acid.

There was no immediate reaction from Mr. Aristide, who dissolved Haiti's army a decade ago and has no significant military force to rally against the rebellion.

His radical approach to national land reform prompted the intervention of King Ferdinand, who dissolved the administration by fiat (March 1920).

"And we are certain that those who dissolved the last parliament are absolutely sincere in their intention to give Catalonian citizens the right to vote and determine their own future.

Pixellated clips stage the disintegration of the man, who dissolves into a sequinned, sweaty whiteout.

She is an anti-star, really, who dissolves every basis for distinguishing one person… from another.

Greer plays Barb, a new divorcee who is desperate to please, and who dissolves into tears every time she trots up to Butler on the soccer field.

Writing in the first-person plural, he employs a "we" narrator who dissolves private individuality and personhood by referencing the anonymous tone of corporate bureaucracy.

In a cast that tries to make up in eagerness and bounce what they lack in nuance, Eileen Kaden is a standout as Susan, the tough, savvy toy executive who dissolves when Josh says, "I can show you stars".