“crumble”簡單造句，crumble造句子

The papyrus was already beginning to crumble, so he did not dare touch it by hand.

Today, more than two decades later, the city's streets lie overgrown, and schools, apartments and shops crumble under the twin onslaught of time and the elements.

For an example of what can go awry, Chung need look no further than his father, the man who founded Korea's top conglomerate — only to see it crumble under a mountain of debt.

But countries tend to crumble slowly.

But as the Soviet Union began to crumble, greater opportunities loomed.

The end of a serious relationship, neighbours from hell, office politics, being assaulted and physical health problems all took their toll, and I began to crumble.

However, you will agree with me that it is easy to crumble. It is also easy to simply respond to everyday concerns and events without taking any long-term vision.

Build too weighty a project on those fragile foundations and it will crumble.

We keep it in a climate-controlled case and we hardly ever move it, because with any sudden shock it could just crumble to dust.

After Tripoli most other fronts appeared to crumble.

It's one thing to know that the financial system is shaky, and quite another to forecast when it actually will crumble.

Perhaps you have great intentions, but they crumble in the face of reality.

For an extra-calming treat, take a nap on a pillow scented with lavender-either in fabric spray form, or crumble some of the plant itself and put it in your pillowcase.

Should the single currency crumble, they are determined to be on the inside track for any new German-centred “super-euro”.

Or your teeth crumble into powder.

Turn it over to the physicists however, and it begins to morph, twist and even crumble away.

For sure, your stereotypes will crumble as you witness the dignity of all people no matter their circumstances.