Examples of using To crumble in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Society needs to crumble.
I say to Mummar to crumble like the plants in autumn and leaves us.
And it is all about to crumble.
It's starting to crumble before our eyes.
Then its walls begin to crumble.
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Even so, it started to crumble in the late 14th century A.D.
Nazi resistance appears to crumble.
Even so, it started to crumble in the late 14th century A.D.
Touch, and my heart begins to crumble.
My life begins to crumble and my answers seem so far.
And slowly… my walls began to crumble.
The fortresses began to crumble and were abandoned by 1850.
She wondered when he was going to crumble.
Stones quickly begin to crumble, crack or explode.
I do think they're just gonna start to crumble.
Marshall not only failed to crumble, but delivered her gutsiest, zestiest album yet.
As time passes, our resolve seems to crumble.
Generally leadership groups tend to crumble in the face of sustained pressure.
After some time,coverage begins to crumble.
It is special purpose equipment to crumble big pellets into small pellets.
The stock market had begun to crumble early in the year.
But dramatic shifts can cause entire ecosystems to crumble.
Which causes relationships of authority to crumble, transforming them into relationships of collaboration.
The protective wall of fantasy around him was beginning to crumble.
However, this discourse has continued to crumble throughout the summer.
Even before Solomon's death in 933 B.C.,the empire began to crumble.
At this moment it is possible to crumble greens, to crush garlic and hot siliculose pepper.
The Americans think that the European model is going to crumble tomorrow.
To crumble ashes in champagne and to manage to drink to the twelfth blow of a chiming clock.