Sentence examples for a definitive broken from inspiring English sources

It does not, however, constitute a definitive broken mould moment: Ukip still doesn't look like dislodging Labour in more than a handful of working-class seats.

Then he made a definitive break and became the regime's most effective democratic critic.

A definitive break with the medieval past was marked by two Italian sieges.

For the first two baby boomers are running for president, representing a definitive break with the World War II era.

It used to be that a wedding was a definitive break in your life, and the new traumas of married life were real.

Meidner made a definitive break from Expressionism no later than 1923 in favour of a naturalistic, more reality-based artistic perspective.

Clinton has been charting out a new course on the Arctic as well, making a definitive break with Obama on his policy.

In an interview with USA Today, Gregg Swedberg, from the Minneapolis country radio station K102, portrayed "Shake It Off" as a definitive break with the genre.

Oto Berishvili, the hotel's marketing manager, sees Rooms as the embodiment of the "new" Georgia: one making a definitive break with its past.

In 1913, after a run on Broadway in "A Good Little Devil," Pickford made a definitive break from the stage by signing a motion picture contract with Adolph Zukor and the Famous Players Film Company.

But Cummings is still committed to the idea of a second referendum as a way of reaching out to undecided voters who may be alarmed by the idea of a definitive break with the EU.