Born with the surname Crumbling, he dropped the 'b' from it following high school.

Mae Day: The Crumbling of a Documentary (1992)

"The Crumbling" (live, with exploding percussion intro)

"Crumbling Mountain Tops"

"Crumbling, eh?

Their first assignment, Mae Day: The Crumbling of a Documentary, was a student film documentary that fell apart in production.

Abzug, Robert, Cosmos Crumbling: American Reform and the Religious Imagination.

Up and Crumbling is an EP released by the Gin Blossoms on October 8, 1991.

Mexico: The Crumbling of the "Perfect Dictatorship" World Policy Journal, Spring 1991, 8(2):255-284.

She said she planned to run more articles like the Nov. 9 cover piece by Ken Auletta, "Is Network News Crumbling?"

Mae Day: The Crumbling of a Documentary, a short student film that Kevin Smith and Scott Mosier made during their time at film school.

Edgar Zendejas's "Crumbling" is as strange as its score by Garma, which sounds like Celtic music mixed with industrial clanking and ardent sexual murmurs.

In the end, however, he and Brocken are defeated by the Prelude to Justice Crumbling (Brocken is also made a victim of the Death Watch Branding).

In 2010, the History Channel's documentary The Crumbling of America mentioned Deerfield in a discussion of frequent blackouts that residents experienced over 2000 times from 2000 to 2009.

In 2009, the Tappan Zee Bridge was featured on The History Channel "The Crumbling of America" showing the infrastructure crisis in the United States.

Africa's Storied Colleges, Jammed and Crumbling, By LYDIA POLGREEN, The New York Times, 20 May 2007.

To the Editor: The rapidly deteriorating - even chaotic - conditions illustrated in "Africa's Storied Colleges, Jammed and Crumbling" (front page, May 20) are one legacy of an international development agenda that continues to relegate higher education in Africa to second-class status.

Crumbling schools could be revamped and new equipment provided with £4 billion.

Crumbling lines of walls crisscrossed the landscape, along with the occasional tomb.

Crumbling buildings, mostly from the 1950s were also demolished and removed.

Crumbling grey flakes were flying off in all directions.

"Dorian glanced up at the weathered dome and Crumbling walls.

Crumbling gravel formed the banks on both sides.

Crumbling stone, dried blood and a man's silver watch band were among the remnants of the night of horror here.

Two years ago, however, the trustee for buildings and grounds added a chilling new description: Crumbling sandcastle.

Crumbling rock cliffs capped with spruce and fir towered above us to our right.

Crumbling stone piers swelling to vaulted sections of ceiling.

Garland fully intended to make Crumbling Idols very controversial, in order to increase sales.

Crumbling plaster, floors worn down to the concrete, leaky ceilings, all were part of the interior landscape.

Crumbling brickwork, drafty windows and overall disrepair are facts of life in many school buildings.

Crumbling masonry means it needs millions of pounds of building work to make sure it is safe.

Crumbling cliffs, a twisting canyon of sandstone.

Crumbling plaster rained from the ceiling.

Crumbling buildings are rescued.

Crumbling schools?

Crumbling rock cascaded down the rise as death cries echoed from their shallow caves and old weapons dropped at their feet.

Crumbling stone everywhere; children dressed like medieval peasants ran along the tracks and threw rocks at dogs and each other.

Crumbling plaster.

He soon began feeling pressure from different publishers into publishing his volume of essays, which of course would later be known as Crumbling Idols.

Crumbling buildings and an unfinished cathedral were not all that Dean Pritchett faced when he took the helm.

"Crumbling Idols:."

"Crumbling Foundations" (Gallant)

After 19 years, her relationship with the children's father was crumbling.

But even as they do, the world around them is crumbling.

It seemed so close to crumbling over the last two years.

They crumbled quickly in their last home game of the season.

Most had been built in a single year, 1946, and were now crumbling.

Within the last few months that hope has crumbled, many say.

China is crumbling from within as a result of environmental problems.

Things were working out too well to have his face crumble on him.

I knew, though, that He was crumbling without my help.

As the light came and went, he felt himself crumble.

It came at a moment when another huge world was crumbling on my hands.

The top will crumble in air, and we must start again.

Otherwise the whole order in the international world comes crumbling down.

At least one building had crumbled, either from age or attack.

He himself might already have started to crumble on that front.

For more than a year it had been fast crumbling.

But when the right moment came, that control would crumble.

The girl's face crumbled in pain but she made no sound.

But there is always room for understanding those who see the old ways crumbling.

But someone has to do it, or the whole house would crumble around us.

I keep moving toward him, my body feeling as if it's crumbling with each step.

So much of what she had believed in was crumbling under her feet.

The series did not last long, and the network itself began crumbling by early 1955.

Once the pressure got to him, he began to crumble.

In fact if we did, it would crumble and fall down, since.