Sentence examples for break in something from inspiring English sources

Working backward, spring break is, then, a perfect metaphor for and example of what I will call "limited chaos," which is the basis of the certain kind of fun that we think about when we think about partying, about a break in something, about breaking off of something.

Like householders with minimal security, there is a tendency to hope that break-ins are something that other people experience.

While the album took around nine months to make and was completed last year, the duo took a break in-between to work on something completely different the soundtrack to a web documentary called Frequencies - The Music of League of Legends.

"Most people's concept of repairing a building is to throw out what's broken and put in something new," said Stephen E. v. Gottlieb, associate partner and director of preservation at Wank Adams Slavin.

Iris's dad wants them out and away from his field before they break in or damage something, and Sam is inclined to agree.

It will give me a chance to break in and do something.' " So for a year, Mr. McCabe was the ghost writer on various small assignments and trade ads.

But when the University of East Anglia break-in was engineered they had something like 20 press conferences the following month.

They may engage in something called broken travel -- essentially breaking up their trip so they can hide the fact that they have been to one of these countries where there is a disease in place.

So, he takes a break from law to engage in something that appeals to him because it is so like the law?

It was the stage-director Harold French who gave me my break in a play called Something About Sailors.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg asked why the police could not simply roam the hallways of apartment buildings, sniffing; knock whenever they smell marijuana; then break in if they hear something suspicious.