Sentence examples for break from preparations from inspiring English sources

Well, to be honest it hasn't happened yet," said Henry this weekend, taking a break from preparations for his London premiere.

"They're really two sides of the coin of social inequality," Fraser says over tea, taking a break from preparations for the show.

It's a late summer afternoon, and Mr. Ritchie is taking a break from preparations for his forthcoming show at the nearby Andrea Rosen Gallery, helping a visitor unravel fact from fiction in his sprawling artistic program.

"I'm just glad I won't be debating Rob Portman in the final debates," Mr. Romney said Wednesday as he took a break from preparations to greet patrons at a nearby pizza parlor.

"I think if you look at the change of where we were in Week 8 and bye week into now, and obviously, statistics will show that we're moving in the right direction," Matthews, a former USC standout, said Thursday during a break from preparations for Sunday's NFC championship game at Seattle.

Inside the BBC tent, Stuart Maconie and Mark Radcliffe observed the silence, taking a break from preparation for their 6Music radio show, which was due to broadcast live from the festival on Friday afternoon.

"Basically, we've had to wait a year for those two picks," Cashman said by telephone Monday, taking a break from draft preparations.

"It's always difficult — and we recognize this — to elect someone to a third term from the same party," said John Weaver, a senior McCain adviser, in a break from debate preparations.

After Mr. Stern accepted his award for "inspirational activism," Ms. Karan came onstage, taking a break from Fashion Week preparations to tell the audience how much yoga had changed her life.

In a break from his preparations for the Formula One season, which starts with the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne on 20 March, Palmer made a noble effort to defend "Crashtor" Maldonado's driving, though a fleeting grin rather undermined his best intentions.

On Saturday, B.J. P. leaders took a break from rally preparations to make tea for reporters at a mobile stall, mimicking the elaborate movements for which India's chai wallahs are famous, pouring sugary milk tea from one cup to another.