Sentence examples for break a pattern from inspiring English sources

"I'm trying to break a pattern in Washington where everybody's always looking for someone to blame".

The writer went to Reno from San Francisco after a long illness to break a pattern of convalescence.

To win, Edwards must break a pattern of Republican success in Louisiana, a state that gave just 40.6percentt of the vote to the 2012 Obama-Biden ticket.

By M. F. K. Fisher The New Yorker, May 14 , 1966P. 43 The writer went to Reno from San Francisco after a long illness to break a pattern of convalescence.

"At the end of the day, we need to break a pattern," he says.

The idea, he emphasized, is to break a pattern of DOE "going to the labs and saying, 'Here's a project do it!' " And he promised "there will be more in the next [budget request]." Moniz also expressed hope that the Senate will soon confirm more than a half-dozen nominees for key DOE posts, including physicist Marc Kastner to the head of the Office of Science.

So why has it broken a pattern of decline?

In a globalizing economy, many of these new managers are non-Swiss, breaking a pattern that some blame for recent troubles.

But, breaking a pattern, Israel has not retaliated so far for a spate of attacks that wounded more than 70 people in the latter half of the week.

Mercedes have been on pole at five of the last six races, with only Vettel's fastest qualifying time in Canada breaking a pattern that goes back to the Chinese Grand Prix in April.

Or will there be relief that you are breaking a pattern of misery that's gone on too long?