Sentence examples for break differently from inspiring English sources

The nine finalists this year have each approached their break differently.

Elevation changes come naturally and are used to striking effect, and the greens have devilish contours that break differently from flatland greens.

But tax-reform advocates view the break differently: as an example of how corporations are able to use their lobbying might to press for special benefits under the tax code, and how once written down, these breaks are nearly impossible to revoke.

Try these variations to make it break differently: A 12-6 curve ball will break downward more sharply.

If the beach faces north, but the waves are coming from the northwest, the waves will break differently as they hit the beach or point break.[3].

Try these variations to make it break differently: If you slightly change the positioning of your fingers, you can change the way the ball breaks, confusing the hitter even more.

The Senate also structures its business tax breaks differently and would give businesses the added ability to deduct losses from up to five years ago.

A wise-guy reporter walked up and reminded Mr. Romney that if things had broken differently, he could be the one working on a speech instead of buying a pretzel.

Police tape kept him, and protesters, away from the building where he might have been casting a vote to save Obamacare, had things broken differently for him in November.

Obama knew that, if things had broken differently, he would have had to speak to staffers knowing that they had worked harder and, because they are young and not Presidents, had been braver knocking on doors, speaking to strangers, giving a better account of his Presidency than he had managed to in his first debate.

By adding palettes at key points and staggering coffee breaks differently, Nokia wound up cheaply maintaining the line's output.