Sentence examples for a rupture of from inspiring English sources

There was a rupture of trust with Labour.

They often died of a rupture of the aorta, the body's main artery.

But a rupture of the US-Australia alliance is not in prospect.

For Obama to attack Iran would be morally insupportable: it would be a rupture of faith.

Doctors determined he had a subdural hematoma, or a rupture of the veins between the brain and the skull.

The Chernobyl disaster, in 1986, resulted in a rupture of the reactor vessel and the wide dispersal of radioactive particles.

"An MRI scan proved it really was a rupture of the tendon.

The representative from Brazil read a communiqué that stated that his country could not condone a rupture of democratic rule in Venezuela, diplomats said.

He was rushed to Bellevue, where doctors diagnosed a subdural hematoma, a rupture of the veins between the brain and the skull.

Northampton had hoped the prognosis would be a positive one, but scans have revealed a rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament in his left leg.

If the invasion seems stage-managed, an affectionate and appreciative gesture rather than a rupture of feeling, it's because the fans have done it all before.