Sentence examples for Some break in from inspiring English sources

Prospective home buyers with limited resources might hope for some break in the market.

Without the materials or some break in the case, the appeals court ruling suggested, it would be difficult to convict Mr. Motassadeq again.

In this week's fiction piece, "The Young Painters," by Nicole Krauss, the narrator yearns, while dining at the home of a dancer, "for some break in this pragmatic façade, a leap or turn, some explosion of his true energy".

On January 17th, a three-judge panel of the Fourth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rebuffed the notion that some "break in service" rendered void the Army's jurisdiction over Hennis.

Their protest provoked mass demonstrations in Turkey and abroad, dominated Kurdish media, and inspired hope that there might finally be some break in the impasse in negotiations between Kurds and the Turkish government.

In fact, it was strange and almost frustrating to see the dancer in street clothes and brown house slippers, moving so practically through his apartment, with little or no sign of the tremendous physical talent that lay dormant in him, and I found myself craving some break in this pragmatic façade, a leap or turn, some explosion of his true energy.

Dan suspects Tiny of being responsible for some break-ins.

It could watch the ceramics center — there have been some break-ins.

Zimmerman says, "We've had some break-ins in my neighborhood, and there's a real suspicious guy".

'A Real Suspicious Guy' "Hey, we've had some break-ins in my neighborhood," Mr. Zimmerman said to start the conversation with the dispatcher.

"Hey, we've had some break-ins in my neighbourhood and there's a real suspicious guy," Zimmerman tells police before giving the address.