Sentence examples for break e from inspiring English sources

The experimental condition consisted of adding a 5 min rest break to every working hour in which there was no other scheduled break (e.g., lunchtime).

It's not that simple of a formula, particularly in today's movie-making world where a major production can make (e.g. Harry Potter) or break (e.g. The Lone Ranger) a public company's stock price.

After each set of 20 trials, participants will be given a timed 2 minute break (e.g. to play games or be active) to facilitate attention and compliance.

Activity-rest cycling teaches patients to target activities they tend to overdo (e.g. prolonged standing or walking while shopping) and learn to break these activities into periods of moderate activity (e.g. 30 minutes of shopping) followed by a limited rest break (e.g. 5 minutes of rest).

Hit something you know that it will not break (e.g. pillows, couch, etc)., but never hit the floor.

The internet offers tutorials teaching how to break e-book encryption or extract the text in other sneaky ways.

Firing off a "tough break" e-mail message punctuated by a frown-face emoticon is not one of them.

Cotsakos' expansion will make or break E-Trade in today's unforgiving environment.

A variation, which originated in the Meuse Valley, was the so-called Muldenfaltenstil, named after the small, troughlike folds into which drapery breaks (e.g., the Psalter of Queen Ingeborg, northern France, c. 1200).

A recent cross-sectional study on energy management strategies suggested that many work-related strategies (e.g., setting a new goal) are positively related to occupational well-being, whereas many micro-breaks (e.g., listening to music) are negatively related to occupational well-being.

Despite the ways that we go about our days mostly whole or mostly broken or partly whole or partly broken or sometimes entirely broken (e.g., sobbing fetal ball), we are still here.