massive collapse

During the final 1975 offensive, it was not simply a case of a massive collapse.

The platform seemed to quiver in anticipation of its massive collapse.

We cannot afford to have these massive collapses in confidence in our food.

They are the product of collisions and massive collapses.

Then the massive collapse, running like a long scar through the mountainous wing of the continent Aquila.

Massive Collapse on Offense But pitching isn't the problem.

The accident this time was a massive collapse - an event known to the community as a "bump" for the jolt it sent through the ground.

On May 18, with little warning, a second earthquake, of magnitude 5.1, triggered a massive collapse of the north face of the mountain.

So, even if they were to trade for a hitter, they would be fine-tuning an offense that seems to be suffering from massive collapse.

Eventually, the Solitario erupted, triggering a massive collapse of overlying rocks and creating a vast caldera.

A greater but rarer hazard at Mauna Loa is the possibility of a sudden massive collapse of the volcano's flanks.

Lake Tahoe also experienced a massive collapse of the western edge of the basin that formed McKinney Bay around 50,000 years ago.

However, after a 3-1 win at Leeds in January the club suffered a massive collapse in form, with no win until mid-April and only two further wins after that.

Due to the neglect of the private owners of Dunbrody, a massive collapse occurred on Christmas Eve 1852, destroying the south wall of the church and some of the monastery.

As a result, the self-described "huge" homestand that less than a week ago teetered on the verge of being a massive collapse by the Mets can be rescued with a semblance of dignity.

Mount Etna about a massive collapse of a side of Mount Etna about 6000 BC, which may have caused a big tsunami in the Mediterranean Sea.

Immediately to their right, either a corridor or another chamber once had opened off, but that way was now permanently blocked by a massive collapse of stone and rubble that also had smashed the floor immediately adjacent.

In 2006 professor Jan Nieuwenhuis of Delft University of Technology simulated several volcanic eruptions and calculated it would take another 10,000 years for the flanks to become sufficiently high and unstable to cause a massive collapse.

A potentially greater hazard at Mauna Loa is a sudden, massive collapse of the volcano's flanks, like the one that struck the volcano's west flank between 100,000 and 200,000 years ago and formed the present-day Kealakekua Bay.

She had overreacted to McCarter's question, but the stunning revelation that Phil had been so close to seeing that Vine's death was due directly to anaphylactic shock meant that something entering his body had caused the massive collapse of his blood circulation.

And there's a rehashing of the sorry tale of Saylor, the blowhard C.E.O. of MicroStrategy who is best known for comparing himself to Mother Teresa and for the massive collapse of his company's share price (from a high of $333 to about $1, as Henry mentions four times).

And see where the Administration's goal was to end inflation it worked so good that this sudden massive collapse of it brought these terrific budget deficits so like now we're this world's biggest debtor nation where if these here Japanese weren't like buying $60 billion in Treasury bonds a year we couldn't hardly pay the gas bill, right?