Примеры использования To fall apart на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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the world of white begins to fall apart after Anand's 44th move, 44. h5.
the project began to fall apart.
then he tried to subjugate other territories that were a part of the enormous kingdom conquered by the Persians which began to fall apart.
at some point the perfect world I created started to fall apart.
not allowed to fall apart.
But when your own side betrays what they claim to stand for, when they're willing to do things even your enemies wouldn't dream of, everything starts to fall apart.
the marriage began to fall apart shortly after it began.
Alice's relationship with her girlfriend Elsa starts to fall apart.
When Mexico became independent in 1821 the long-standing peace with the Apache began to fall apart.
We fully expect this case to fall apart, as all the DA's cases against my client have in the past.
economic arrangements that underpin the Eurozone's developments, it is unlikely that this project would be allowed to fall apart; indeed there is no Euro‘exit strategy.
commenting that deceit frequently causes Kula relationships to fall apart.
motley coalition that is therefore intrinsically fragile and liable to fall apart at any time.
the team began to fall apart and turned from the past three(minimum) studios.
Sometimes people allow themselves to fall apart because they know other people will be there to fix it.
Are you really just going to fall apart because one of the geekiest girls in school pointed out your mistakes?
that is how her world began to fall apart.
Ibn Hud's reign started to fall apart only a year later, between October 1232
In 2001, former president of the Republic of Macedonia Kiro Gligorov noted the wide support for the proposal amongst ethnic Macedonian intellectuals:"This begun when Yugoslavia was beginning to fall apart, when intellectuals and politicians gathered in order to examine the perspectives that we had for our country.
threatens at any moment to fall apart in many other respects.