The phrase "at breakaway" is not standard in written English and may not be widely understood.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to sports or events where a breakaway moment occurs, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The team was at breakaway, leading the game with a significant advantage."
Alternatives: "during the breakaway" or "at the moment of separation".
The blaze at Breakaway Farms on Route 121 in North Salem, 40 miles north of New York City, broke out around 5 15 a.m., and the wooden barn was engulfed by the time firefighters arrived.
The barn, at Breakaway Farms, a boarding stable in North Salem, caught fire around 5 15 a.m. and quickly burned to the ground with the horses trapped inside, said Trooper Thomas Libretti of the State Police barracks in Somers.
That certainly aligns with the thinking of Paul Heydon, an investor at Breakaway Growth, which led the new round for AppOnboard.
By the time he resigned in April 2001, he had "much lower" than $3 million–pennies compared with the $500 million he had been worth, on paper, at Breakaway's peak in February 2000.
This ground-breaking competition « The Babson Breakaway Challenge » was created by Susan Duffy, Executive Director at Babson's Center for Women's Entrepreneurial Leadership, and John Burns, Chief Investment Officer at Breakaway, in direct response to the report's troubling statistics.
Today at a breakaway session at Google I/O, Eric Chu took the stage to walk developers through some of the key trends on Android Market, and to announce some new features that will be coming soon.
A volunteer at the breakaway Lithuanian Government's Information Bureau dismissed the move as a provocation.
She has what is considered a decent working relationship with Mr. McConnell, though some colleagues occasionally bristle at her breakaway nature.
After an early attempt at a breakaway failed, Moreau stopped and stepped off his bike halfway through the stage.
Last spring I attended Sunday Mass at a breakaway church called Spiritus Christi in Rochester, a congregation that describes itself as "Catholic, not Roman Catholic".
"I think if you look at the breakaway saves and the tough saves he made, he gave us a chance when the game was still 2-1, 3-1".
