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The church's steeple is beginning to crumble with age.

The cliffs on which the houses are built are starting to crumble.

cake with a crumble topping

mountains start to crumble

The building would crumble if it weren't for its sturdy structure.

The village crumbled when everyone left to work in the city.

Why, then, do most people believe that a society will crumble without a coercive and monopolistic social agency at its core?

Crumble is a classic pudding you can enjoy all year, from comforting apple & blackberry crumble to modern twists like peanut butter berry crisp.

I get the feeling you still have an axe to grind. If you've got something to say come on out and say it.

I'm retiring. I'm tired of the daily grind.

She always has some axe to grind.

Do you know how to grind beef?

to grind ​coffee

He has had absolutely no part in the conspiracy; it was not he, but his brother, who had an axe to grind against the government.

I'll kill you! Knock your block off and grind you underfoot! You shithead! Die!

We roast just enough beans for the amount we're going to drink, and grind them in the coffee mill.

Are you grinding these rocks for any particular reason?

The daily grind of looking after three children wore her down.

Mark: I thought actually you were telling me earlier you were hiking yesterday, or not really hiking, doing the Grouse grind which I would assume most of our listeners would not be familiar with.

He grinds his teeth in his sleep. I could hear the gears grinding

don't let the bastards grind you down

Tom grinds his teeth in his sleep / I grind my own coffee beans every morning / You should grind your knives; they're getting pretty dull / It's been a real grind at work this month; overtime every day, and I even have to go in sometimes on weekends

a special stone for grinding knives

Crush the can before you throw it away.

We’re not trying to crush candidates with the interview process.

Tom crushed the box with his foot

His leg was crushed in the accident.

have crush on somebody

He had a crush on his Chinese teacher; but what with all the hormones, he had a crush on just about everyone.

Lucy's innocent crush turned into an obsession.

I wish people would stop saying things in ways that crush young dreams.

Marilyn Monroe was my first celebrity crush.

There was such a crush at the concert that it was difficult to breathe.

In ancient times people crushed grapes with their feet to get the juice for wine.

I bet she's got a crush on him.

You do know he has a huge crush on he

Wine is made by crushing grapes. / The rebellion was crushed by the government.

Ursula and Chelsea are battling over the boy they both have a crush on. Judging from the blood and teeth everywhere, this seems to be more of a matter of power than love.

If you drop that glass on the floor it is going to shatter everywhere!

shatter the optimism illusion

Injury shattered his dreams of competing in the Olympics.

I landed in the mess of shattered crystal

'The people charged with keeping the peace may be the most likely ones to shatter it.'

The glass shattered into a thousand tiny pieces

glasses shattered, everyone was shattered by the news

Sometimes one fact can shatter the whole theory.

And shatter the lives of the families of the 239 people on board

The accident completely shattered her confidence.

That it's strong enough to shatter the spinal column, we know.

The power of these clashes can even shatter tusks.

When the news reveals that one such dude “might have been a creep at Yale,” she added, “it doesn't shatter any illusions.” On Monday, an open letter from alumnae who stand in support of Ramirez—and Ford—began to circulate online.