Sentence examples similar to a bar break from inspiring English sources

In one early scene, Gosling's booze-soaked sleuth Holland March messes up a bar break-in so badly he ends up in an ambulance, while Jackson Healy, Crowe's burly enforcer, is more interested in beating up small-time creeps than following any lead they might give up.

If you have a chocolate bar, break off a part and offer her it.

In July 2013, 48 people were evacuated after witnesses saw a metal bar break away from the ride before landing near them, exposing a gap in the track and forcing another shutdown.

Early in last year's first Chase race, also at Loudon, a sway bar broke on Busch's car, and he finished 34th.

Figure 2 Estimated population structure using k = 6; individual rice line is represented by a vertical bar broken into colored segments, with lengths in proportion to Q values: red, Japonica ; green, TGMS; dark blue, Deep water rice and mixtures; yellow, IRRI germplasms; pink, the other Oryza species; light blue, Thai landraces and breeding lines.

In a steel town in Pennsylvania, some guys who have Vietnam to look forward to go into a bar and break into their own impromptu concert: "I love you, baby, and if it's quite all right, I need you baby......

Suddenly, the father and the museum curator strike me as two men anywhere, outside a bar, on break in an alley.

Ms. Wilson brought sultry languor to "I Want to Be Loved," a Willie Dixon song that Muddy Waters memorably recorded; each time the title phrase appeared in the chorus, the band stopped, and Ms. Wilson drawled it out, making a two-bar break feel like an excursion.

"Did the bar break?

Some selections from Ellington and Billy Strayhorn's "Far East Suite" worked, too, because they are such unusual jazz pieces, made of many parts with greatly contrasting moods, and because some jazz musicians finally had a moment to breathe: Geri Allen got at Ellington's percussive piano rhythms for more than a two-bar break.

In an interview at his office in San Francisco, Mr. Tolia showed a slide with a bar chart breaking down the most common uses for Nextdoor.