Meanings of go into meltdown in English

Something like this could cause the emergency services to go into meltdown.'

Then you generally go into meltdown, tripping over stuff and praying in earnest.

The global financial crash of 2008 saw many economies go into meltdown, including in Ireland.

The Bank of England will be staffed overnight, with senior policymakers on call if markets go into meltdown.

The economy would go into meltdown.

Airplanes were going to fall from the sky, hospitals would go into meltdown and nobody would know when to open the New Year champagne.

Rathmore's British Amateur champion appeared to be coasting only to go into meltdown with five bogeys and a double bogey from the 12th hole.

Japanese nuclear experts are struggling to control three reactors damaged by last week's earthquake and tsunami as fears grow they could go into meltdown tonight.

Royal fanatics went into meltdown over unconfirmed reports the Prince had died.

Or maybe an alarm proclaiming that the reactor core was going into meltdown.

Unfortunately, after the global financial crisis of 2008, the Icelandic economy went into meltdown.

Officials are said to have gone into meltdown during his TV interview last week.

Social media went into meltdown when over Simmons' miraculous play.

Predictably, Twitter went into meltdown over the mince malarky.

Twitter went into meltdown on Monday after Jeremy Paxman's facial hair made its Newsnight debut.

Social media went into meltdown after the result.