crumble

It's about the delicate fabric of the universe and how our fragile insides crumble when that fabric is torn.

There is no better thing on a Sunday afternoon than a fruity, molten, crunchy crumble.

But the illusions of peace and tranquility soon crumble around them like a patch of freshly laid snow.

But, Ali warns all that can change quickly if Anbar continues to crumble, “right now, we are looking into the Abyss.”

For such a source of outward joy to crumble so violently, what the hell happened?

The self-centred, confident man in him that deemed itself indispensable must crumble.

Perhaps he was rather doing one of those useless and splendid things that alone among man's contrivances do not crumble and fall.

Remember that it is uncertain as to size and that the walls are liable to crumble.

The luxury of Broadwood would have to crumble: his mind was very clear about that.

Only when the radiance became dim did the mass grow cold and crumble in pieces which retained but the semblance of a spark.