Sentence examples for because you can break from inspiring English sources
Just because you can break an egg doesn't mean you can put it back together.
"When it's this cold," he says evenly, "you have to be very careful, because you can break the bell.
I'm guessing Jack Bauer will use one, because you can break pieces off it and use them to torture terrorists.
The reason Deloitte calls it "pixel," he says, is because you can break down a problem and put it in another context.
Because you can break up.
When landing it don't slam it down because you can break your deck.
According to Szalavitz, the goal is to break the child down psychologically and brainwash them: "The reasons these tactics sound similar to enhanced interrogation techniques, AKA torture, is because they're the ways you can break people and leave minimal marks".
"No, they have a duty to be people you can break down, because everyone feels ashamed for knowing who they are, and hates themselves for paying so much attention".
Watching Dragons' Den in 2015 is like being trapped in a particularly miserable Groundhog Day, one made all the more tragic because you don't realise that you can break out of it whenever you like by turning over to Channel 4 and watching a programme about nice sheds instead.
Never wrap any lead rope or reins around your hand, because if the horse pulls away you can break you hand; if the horse bolts you can be dragged.
And you can break it down, because maybe you want four FedEx Days, but there has to be a deliverable for every day.
