"You battle and finally have that big, break-out inning," said Dave Engle, the hitting coach, "and one swing of that bat changes all that".
In Martha Marcy May Marlene, one of the big break-out successes of last year's Sundance festival, Dancy plays a well-heeled Brit (Ted) living in New York with his pretty American wife.
"It may be that we see the customer base grow by 5percentt a year, and we never see a big break-out year," said Mr. Easthope, of Friedman, Billings, Ramsey.
They're absolutely in love with her in America; the story, the clip, everything, she's the biggest break-out star from a talent show in history.
Listen here Given that the two biggest break-out stars of the past year or so have been, yes, Emeli Sandé and Ed Sheeran, it is perhaps understandable there should also have been a surge of new male troubadours or, to put it more unforgivingly, new buskers.
In 1943, the officers mounted an audacious escape from the prison camp in the biggest break-out of World War II.
"And when the big fires break out, the bureaucracy steals money from the prevention fund and the problem gets worse.
(Both stars, Mr. Hanks and Miss Taylor, were long ago given their big TV break outs in a series titled Bosom Buddies).
Katherine Hepburn's first big break, Mayor points out, was in a play called "The Warrior's Husband," in which she played an Amazon named Antiope.
The question is a big one, so break out your popcorn: The war for the future of enterprise software is officially on.
Given the ongoing consolidation in the metals and mining industries, it's not a question of when the next big deal will break out– that answer is: soon– it's a question of, who's next.
