Sentence examples for breached to from inspiring English sources
Sentence The phrase "breached to" is not technically a correct part of a sentence in written English
However, in spoken English, it is sometimes used to mean "proceeded to" or "went on to." For example, "He breached to the store after his long day at work."
In many cities, the wall was breached to allow the returning victor to enter.
Part of the building's western wall would be breached to create the backstage area for the theater.
The most notable proposal is a federal law requiring companies to notify people if their personal information has been breached, to replace a raft of state laws.
Everybody has taken sides on the controversy over whether some of Washington's dams should be breached to give the endangered salmon a clear path to their spawning grounds.
It will provide free or at least very cheap arbitration, instead of requiring people whose rights have been breached to pay mountainous high court legal bills.
It would have a duty to refer cases where it believes minimum wage laws have been breached to HM Revenue & Customs.
Bacteria, like plants, have strong cell walls that a virus must breach to infect the cell.
All clinics reported maintaining confidentiality for young people, however, breaches to parents emerged in the narratives at two facilities.
The defense system that doctors are trying to breach evolved to keep out toxins and microbes.
There can be potential for fieldworkers to breach confidentiality, and to exploit participants' trust to meet recruitment quotas [ 15, 16].
He would also have had to breach a duty to his employer, Berkshire Hathaway.
