Sentence examples for Enforced break from inspiring English sources

Enforced break It could be that our machines have gone into an all-too-familiar meltdown and that the technical back-up afforded us at weekends plumbs even mirkier depths than the Tunnels and Trolls-obsessed support we have to make do with during the 'working week'.

More hard work followed the enforced break.

"I don't think it was a disadvantage," Djokovic said of his enforced break.

An enforced break could perhaps help see an upturn in displays.

Dane DeHaan takes an enforced break at Celia Imrie's creepy spa (head doctor: Jason Isaacs).

With your England hat on, you might say this enforced break is the best thing for his limbs".

"ING is trying to present its enforced break-up as the next step of its back to basics strategy, but it is nothing of the sort," wrote analysts at CreditSights, a ratings firm.

I am also not great at keeping all my devices fully charged -- so I have to admit to a few enforced breaks for recharging in a busy week.

However, the Rugby Players Associationn chief executive, Damian Hopley, said industrial action had been averted with a number of enforced breaks and limits of player workload introduced.

While hosts such as Hancock and Deayton, or Mark Lamarr and Five's Jack Docherty, have taken self-inflicted or enforced breaks from broadcasting, Ross remained in the picture, ultimately earning his contentious salary of £6m from the BBC.

Investors can expect more fines, and even, potentially, an enforced break-up.