Sentence examples for break in for from inspiring English sources

Karl watches her as she tries to figure out how to break in: For a while she stood observing them.

"I have to break in for a second; am I cutting you off?" Dr. Hartman asks at one point.

2.20am BST I'll come back to asylum in a moment, but need to break in for a moment to share the delight of communications minister Anthony Albanese - who has tweeted a picture of Liberal Louise Markus endorsing the national broadband network.

I had a lucky break in "For the Greater Good," a mini-series for Danny Boyle.

Bob Woodward's and Carl Bernstein's investigation of the Watergate break-in, for example had a good deal to do with Pres.

Mandiant, based in Alexandria, Virginia, in the US, investigated the New York Times break-in, for which it suggested Chinese sources could be to blame.

"It's a pretty good break-in for a rookie player but he's got a bit to go," Groh said of Becht.

A16 Liddy Talks About Watergate G. Gordon Liddy testified about the Watergate break-in for the first time, saying the burglars he had organized for the 1972 operation were not seeking political intelligence but photos linking the future wife of John Dean, President Richard M. Nixon's White House counsel, to a call-girl ring.

G. Gordon Liddy testified about the Watergate break-in for the first time today, saying burglars were not seeking political intelligence but photographs linking the future wife of President Richard M. Nixon's White House counsel, John W. Dean III, to a call-girl ring.

Mr. Rasch suggested that such remote-control programs could reduce the risk of break-ins for the agency and might already be in use.

"They were break-ins for a reason.