Sentence examples for a break perhaps from inspiring English sources

Well, a break, perhaps, and, yes, thank you, Guenther, and no milk".

But clearly the administration is gambling on catching a break — perhaps  an army uprising, the gradual starvation of a regime addicted to cash, maybe a stray bullet or lucky missile strike that ends a dictator's 40-year rule.

Offer opportunities for guests to take a break, perhaps in a quiet room away from the crowd.

But after three minutes of strolling through a salmon-colored rocky surface — and admiring some lavender plant life — I need a break, perhaps for good. .

Draft, and Draft Again: After you write your first draft, step back and take a break, perhaps even sleep on it.

At a side-by-side interview at a television station in Chicago, Mr. Oberweis made fun of Mr. Foster during a commercial break, perhaps playing on an assumption that as a novice candidate Mr. Foster is intimidated.

When subjects performing trial after trial without rest (massed practice) are given a short break, perhaps midway through training, scores on the very next trial will show a significant improvement when compared with those of a massed group given no break.

[paywalled link] The idea of a six-year break, perhaps even trying to keep somebody's post open for that long, is pretty radical.

But it would conveniently give Republican senators a talking point that their counterparts in the House won't have: "You say Congress isn't doing much, but we just passed a big tax break!" Perhaps this is what Mitch McConnell is up to.

Kevin Mitchell Mickelson hits out at Watson after defeat Andy Bull Mickelsonn exchanges driver for the knife How about making the Ryder Cup a triennial event rather than a biennial one, if only to give the top handful of American players a break and perhaps make the old contest a bit more competitive.

Such has been Stoke's decline in form that there have been suggestions that the amount of high-intensity cricket he has played as an all-rounder has proved too much and that in any case he needs a break, although perhaps not of this kind.