Sentence examples for will come apart from inspiring English sources

The fruit will come apart very easily.

Then the whole panel will come apart.

The risk he runs is that an extraordinary success story will come apart.

For people wondering whether her campaign will come apart, Clinton has kept up the suspense.

So Assad must stay at all costs, otherwise the whole necklace will come apart.

I think a lot of people — a lot — are predicting that Yemen will come apart if Saleh goes.

"He might look around a lot and stare at people in the infield, but I'm not worried that he'll come apart," he said.

It's a romp, to be sure — but think too hard about any of it, or try to square it with itself, and it'll come apart in your hands.

Whether or not Bette and Dot will ever come apart is becoming one of the biggest "will they or won't they?" questions of the season.

With one speech that he never wanted to make, Mr Cameron has unleashed several years of uncertainty about whether Britain will remain a member of the world's most powerful political and trading bloc, made it less likely that he will remain as prime minister after the next election, and more likely that his party will ultimately come apart altogether over Europe.

If part of the fabric has frayed beyond the seam allowance (the extra fabric that sits inside of the seam) then you will need to stitch further into the garment to ensure you are sewing on stable fabric, otherwise it will just come apart.