Sentence examples for break in town from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, on a lunch break in town, Iyal lost control again and threw a fit in the drive-through lane at Wendy's.

Four months ago, a surveying crew working near Sheldon Hansel's property came back from a lunch break in town to find their surveying equipment - worth $2,000 - gone.

After the break-in, town employees met with the police to discuss how to handle money, and officers offered to help in transporting money to the bank, he said.

The group held a rally last year in Tiszalok and in 2007 in Tatarszentgyorgy, the town where the father and son were killed in February, an act that some residents deplored while in the same breath complaining about a spate of break-ins in town that they blamed on Roma.

We are wave tourists, chaperoned to the best breaks in town, waves to suit all levels, minibus available, free wax.

Willington's was one of as many as 40 break-ins of town halls and churches in Connecticut, Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

At the time of the break-in, the town council had been carrying out a £170,000 renovation which included work on the roof, new lighting and accessible toilets.

Temperature records have been broken in towns across parts of Australia sweltering through a heatwave, which is currently in its fourth day.

Man, I couldn't catch a break in this town.

While a four-day in break in Ibiza Town, just in time for the closing parties in September, costs £352 (or £221 in San Antonio).

Some new material was written by Lane -- including the instantly famous line "Who do you have to [expletive] to get a break in this town?" in the opening number.