Sentence examples for a permanent break from inspiring English sources

But it was not seen as a permanent break.

"I don't want a permanent break," he told the Guardian.

And some experts warn that what began as a bonus is becoming a permanent break.

Similarly, closing a joint bank account or switching to "single" status on your Facebook page suggests a permanent break.

They say Mr. Blagojevich was ungrateful and allowed other supporters to create a permanent break between him and his oldest, truest friends in politics.

Permanent tax cuts for the middle class and millions of wealthy families, a permanent break on the estate tax and dividends, a five-year limit on tax credits for low-income families, and only a single year of extended unemployment insurance.

But it was her first victory at the world championships since 2007, and she now plans to take a potentially permanent break from the sport to focus on having a family, although she may return for the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.

For One Direction, which is due to take a (likely permanent) break next year, Jingle Ball served as the final U.S. stop of a victory-lap tour the British boy band has been on since the release last month of its fifth album, "Made in the A.M".

The single, blinding release of pure energy over Hiroshima, Japan, on August 6 , 1945 marked a startling and permanent break with our prior understandings of the visible world.

The only way to be sure… The single, blinding release of pure energy over Hiroshima, Japan, on August 6 , 1945 marked a startling and permanent break with our prior understandings of… Mikheil Saakashvili, the President of Georgia, keeps late hours.

Another barrier is sports injury, which can lead to a temporary or permanent break from the chosen activity of interest.