Sentence examples for a breakdown from the from inspiring English sources

After Williams cut Racing's lead to 10-6, Cole stopped Machenaud getting the ball away from a breakdown from the restart and handed Racing back the three points.

"A breakdown from the west will see wet and windy conditions spread to all areas on Thursday and Friday, with a risk of gales in the West.

Gloucester took the three-point lead into the interval, Hook narrowly failing to double it with a kick from 53 metres after Elliott Stooke, appearing against his former club, barged his way into a breakdown from the side.

After the communists triumphed in 1949, the basically apolitical writer came under attack and suffered a breakdown from the pressure of "thought reform"; from that point on he produced no fiction.

Everyone now has a target as a breakdown from the company target.' Bonuses for the very best performers, including free trips to Mecca for Muslims and equivalent cash for people of other faiths, were introduced, along with compulsory early retirement for employees who failed their appraisals.

Another problem: As is the case with virtually all complex, sweeping pieces of legislation, it's difficult to understand Graham-Cassidy without a breakdown from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office.

ABC does not yet have a breakdown from Nielsen on what portion of the Oscars audience was made up of African American viewers and whether they stayed away to any degree.

His father went bankrupt, and he had a breakdown from which he never fully recovered.

It paraphrased the line by Peter Finch, as a television commentator having a nervous breakdown, from the 1976 film "Network".

On a teach English program I had a minor breakdown from the routine of talking to classrooms full of unruly students for hours on end.

Oberon nearly suffered a mental breakdown from the strain and eventually blurted out, at an official dinner, that she had been born in Bombay.