Sentence examples for are break from inspiring English sources
verb
To separate into two or more pieces, to fracture or crack, by a process that cannot easily be reversed for reassembly. To crack or fracture (bone) under a physical strain.
- If the vase falls to the floor, it might break.
She confirmed that there are "break clauses" in the five year contract for any "material breach".
(Mr. Felisbret says some also think that teenagers rule the city and all graffiti writers are break dancers).
There are break dancers, mimes, movie characters, musicians, artisans and the afflicted, all vying for spare change.
New Rule The press must stop saying that each debate is "make or break" for Rick Perry and call them what they really are: "break".
Other drama premieres are Break Point, a film about estranged tennis-playing brothers written by and starring Jeremy Sisto of Clueless and Six Feet Under fame, and Creep, co-written by and starring mumblecore legend Mark Duplass.
Some of their friends are break dancing, and then a few older friends of Cliff and Clair's show up and start swing dancing, and soon the living room is playing host to a multigenerational dance battle, which doubles as a black-cultural-history lesson.
Stockmarkets are breaking records.
"Daily, souls are broken.
