Sentence examples for break historical from inspiring English sources
In "Che," Benicio Del Toro, wearing a jaunty beret and wispy tufts of beard, wages war against Yankee-supported states in Steven Soderbergh's 257-minute (with a 30-minute bladder break) historical epic.
They coined the term "peaceful rise," which they said reflected a consensus view that China could break historical precedents and become a great power without using military force to exert influence.
Hold a press conference to call Wheeler's plan the president's, imply that the independent regulator is the executive's lap dog, and score cheap points by demanding something that would break historical precedent.
All of that arguably changed in 2008, when Hillary Clinton came within arm's reach of the Democratic nomination for the presidency -- a near-win that may have actually been more successful for her had she not been pitted against a candidate who was also trying to break historical ground.
The federal debt is on track to hit 109 percent of Gross Domestic Product by 2025 and 190 percent of G.D.P. by 2035, breaking historical records.
When he kept the army out of Iraq, he broke historical precedent by becoming the first Canadian leader to refuse to send troops to a war being fought by this country's two closest traditional allies, the United States and Britain.
Thus, in a kind of biological symmetry breaking, historical accidents may become frozen and acquire novel functional constraint by exaptation.
(APPLAUSE) Within just a few years immigration as a share of national population is set to break all historical records.
"This is a break from historical trends, where dollar stores really catered almost entirely to lower income shoppers," Ms. Viamari of SymphonyIRI said.
Mr. Davis said the Point House addition would block water views from the lighthouse and break its historical connection with the ocean.
Mr. Weaver argued that making a distinction with Mr. Bush was essential for any Republican who wanted to break the historical pattern and keep the White House in the same party for a third term.
