Sentence examples for a break in which from inspiring English sources

In the final section, Ms. Bell and Ms. Leary reappear after a break in which the audience is offered chips and beer and encouraged to partake on stage.

Throughout, Snoop's aggressive narrative works alongside another relatively simple instrumental backdrop, including a break in which the rapper's lyrical flow resembles a barking dog.

Following a break, in which Lucas, director Mel Smith and editor Paul Trejo reviewed the footage using the new digital Avid Technology editing system (the successor to EditDroid), the cast and crew were reassembled for a further two weeks of filming.

In an interview last week, Mr. Jacks recalled that he had immediately tried to inform Guess of its vulnerability to such a break-in, which is called an S.Q.L. injection attack (named for the structured query language database programs they assault).

The story revolves around a break-in, which, combined with an argument between the people living in the house, means that the characters all have a reason to be silent.

Using various drugs to block different stages of the virus's entry allowed the team to assemble an outline of the break-in, which they describe in the 19 April issue of Science.

But they're going to have a desk and a chair and a coffee break in which they might choose to read a magazine".

Even Clinton is not calling for a break in hostilities, which the Americans see as the way to drive the Taliban to the bargaining table.

Employees who participated in the strike were threatened with a "break in service," which would mean their service record with the government would be set back to zero, wiping out their pensions, perks that come with seniority and promotion opportunities.

Between the sessions, the participants had a short break, in which the experimenter had a relaxing conversation to keep the participants motivated and focused.

In the penultimate clip in the above video, a steal by Miller cues an unexpected break in which Miller and Lawson use a series of simple, well-timed passes to befuddle the hapless Steve Blake.