Sentence examples for at breakout from inspiring English sources

In other words, a toddler who masters Pong is likely to be immediately good at Breakout, whereas the A.I. has to learn both from scratch.

Today that could be as little as two months; it should be at least a year, so that any attempt at "breakout" or "sneakout" (in, say, a secret uranium-enrichment plant) would be caught in good time.

"Having things hit so close to home kind of puts you in a state of fire," said Ja'Leah Shavers, 21, an organiser at BreakOUT!, an LGBTQ youth group in New Orleans.

After I get offstage, the more highly technical or "insider" speakers (industry experts, on, say, the regulatory climate in retail banking) would contribute their expertise, either on the same stage or at breakout sessions later in the day.

All in all, I'll be at Breakout next year, and if I had to give it a final description, it would be: the conference that breaks the ice with the attendees and turns them into a congregation of relentless givers of vulnerability and wisdom.

But Europe has never got remotely close to standing on its own feet militarily since 1945, even French attempts at breakouts (from de Gaulle onward) have been more political cosmetics – and comic – than serious.

The espnW Summit clearly energized all those in attendance who were not passively listening but engaged nonstop at breakouts and team-building sports activities.

Many poor results come of picking at breakouts, such as scarring, infection, or permanent enlargement of the pore.

So even if everything the critics were saying was true — that, at the end of ten years or twelve years or fifteen years, Iran now is in a position to decide it wants a nuclear weapon, that they're at a breakout point — they won't be at a breakout point that is more dangerous than the breakout point they're in right now.

And at a breakout session, you may find yourself sitting next to your future colleague.

This meeting shifts the focus to the regional economy at its breakout moment.