Sentence examples for break earlier from inspiring English sources
The phrase "break earlier" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to taking a break or stopping an activity sooner than originally planned.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we decided to break earlier than scheduled."
Alternatives: "stop sooner" or "take a shorter break".
Entrepreneurs haunted by the specter of minimum-wage hikes got something of a break earlier today when a new tax bill, proposed last Friday by Senator Max Baucus (D-Mont)., sailed unanimously through the Senate Finance Committee.
The jurors had wanted to break earlier, but the judge, Albert Tomei, denied their request just after 6 p.m.
Her competitors led their newscasts with stories about a water main break earlier that day in downtown Chicago.
Talkie Mangal stands in the doorway of 17 East 176th Street in the Bronx, following a water main break earlier Wednesday morning.
Most of our boys keep going to the end of Year 8 when they are 13 but some voices break earlier.
The Greens say his concessions break earlier promises to continue to push France toward using rail traffic over more polluting trucks.
I think people took that break earlier this year".
When schools were closed for spring break earlier this month, Ms. Gubing did not sit back and relax.
The Girl Taissa Farmiga, the 17-year-old star of "American Horror Story," TV's scariest new show, got her break earlier this year with a lauded performance under the direction of her big sis Vera in the film "Higher Ground".
Mr. Paccion, the handball player, said, "If the park closes at dusk, why even have lights?" Other teenagers hanging out at the park during spring break earlier this month said they would prefer to keep the park unchanged.
Investigators got a break earlier this month, Mr. Forrest said, when the Franklin Township police were checking on a report of shots fired about a mile from where the fatal shooting had occurred.
