Sentence examples for break from one from inspiring English sources

Hear a man speaking Tajik on Moscow's fashionable Krymskaya Embankment, and you could be forgiven for thinking he's migrant worker on break from one of the many construction sites in the area.

I traveled extensively for Omni, interviewed Mary Leakey at Olduvai, etc.... On a break from one of the Royal Society "new trends" lectures I ran into the photographer Quanta hired to shoot the event and gave him a copy of my Royal Society book.

That break from one another turned into two months, during which Lunadon worked on a solo punk record, which he says is nearly done, and Ackermann recorded a handful of additional songs for APTBS.

But I don't know if there's a higher propensity to break from one bat to another.

Those with more than two years' service can take a career break from one to three years.

As he took a break from one of his regular billiards games, Mr. Fink — Mr. Gigliotti's boccie partner — explained how he ended up at the Hamilton senior center.

And the closed nature of political parties often perpetuates the dynastic problem; in several cases, rebels who broke from one party have formed their own and installed relatives around them.

Since breaking from one's party is burdensome, if a presidential nominee is going to do it he probably ought to do so conspicuously — as Bill Clinton did, for instance, on welfare reform, or as John McCain did in the distance he maintained from George W. Bush.

The favourite, Almanzor, will break from stall one on the inside, which might be a tricky berth if his recent hold-up tactics are to be maintained.

His solution is to break away from the farmers' coöperative, much as Don would later break away from one community after another.

"Break them from one form of mental life to another," he says, naming fear, distrust and envy as his primary tools.