Significats de lie in tatters en anglès

What happens when your dreams of parenthood lie in tatters?

If he fails, his grand vision will lie in tatters.

But with the Brass Eye disaster as her epitaph, all those plans lie in tatters.

Their bonuses are under threat, their jobs are at risk and their reputations lie in tatters.

Thanks to a defiant electorate, the initiative now lies in tatters.

If true, this would fit with Wakefield's theory, which by 2006 was lying in tatters.

The headline read, Canada's image lies in tatters.

The GOP's narrative lies in tatters -and Trump's job is secure as it's ever been.

But overseas, Tbilisi's carefully nurtured image of a pro-Western democracy pursuing NATO and EU membership lies in tatters.

The global economy lies in tatters.

After four weeks of conflict, Lebanon lies in tatters and the Middle East is poised on the brink of a wider conflagration.

Norway brokered a 2002 ceasefire between the Sri Lankan government and rebel Tamil Tigers -a truce that now lies in tatters.

Sprawled across Beijing are more haunting reminders of yesteryear -with mascots including Nini, Yingjing and Beibei lying in tatters across the grounds.

Ireland's Under-19 World Cup now lies in tatters, beaten in every game so far in the savage heat and humidity of Sri Lanka.

As Westmeath cleared their throats and prepared to leave the wilderness, they took a backward glance at the Meath team lying in tatters behind them.