Sentence examples for being breached by from inspiring English sources

Set in contemporary Paris, it begins with the couple's front door being breached by a group of firemen.

Yet I suspect just the same words were used 50, 70, or 100 years ago when male bastions of exclusiveness were being breached by women; from voting to working in the City to running the Chicago marathon.

A section of the 1,200-foot-long 1,200-foot-long 1,200-foot-long the Connecticut is actually a one-acre island after being breached by a winter storm in 1993.

But according to a hard-hitting report by the Children's Rights Alliance, young people's rights to privacy and family life are being breached by local authorities who do not consult them appropriately about the decision to take them into care.

Castleford had defended admirably in the opening quarter before eventually being breached by Joe Westerman's try, but that was as good as it got for the Wolves in the opening half, as Castleford's game management began to take hold of proceedings.

In reality, the divide between performance and text-based theatre was and is being breached by playwrights like Bryony Lavery, Abi Morgan, Dan Rebellato and David Greig, who have worked and are working with performance companies like Frantic Assembly, Lightwork and Suspect Culture.

It is breached by the Balsas River.

These common rock structures are breached by the narrow North Channel.

But Cadillac's domestic fortress was breached by Mercedes, BMW and Toyota's Lexus in the 1980s.

There is no ID system in the world that cannot be breached by determined gangs.

The plants deploy them when their tissues are breached by biting, crushing or cutting.