Sentence examples for break is called from inspiring English sources
The tax break is called bonus depreciation.
A break is called, and Jagger shakes his head as he examines the most recent set of shots on the photographer's computer screen.
"We go to Chambers here, it's where you go to speak to beaks" Mid-morning break is called Chambers at Eton.
A break is called and a tube is attached to Mr. DeRobertis's sauce injector, which is then taped near the bottom tine of the fork, in a way that's invisible to Mr. Somoroff's immense Photo-Sonics camera.
When a break was called, they leaned fondly against each other for a moment.
The meeting was called to order but then a break was called - a recess - until Nov. 23.
A well-earned break was called for, which explains the short portage I was now making towards Bafa lake, a protected natural park, and to the haven of Kapıkırı, on its eastern edge.
During a talkback following one of the performances, Calvin Chin, the University's director of counseling and psychological services, applauded the cast and said he agreed with the play's message that radical changes — such as moving final exams to before winter break — are called for to help improve students' mental health.
Stockel went close with a shot over the top as Germany enjoyed their best spell before a second drinks break was called.
The decisiveness of this break was called into question with some justification by the Neo-Kantian historian of materialism, Friedrich Albert Lange, who maintained that Feuerbach was never a materialist in the strict sense, and that "It is just the same old [eben doch wieder] philosophy of spirit that we encounter here in the form of a philosophy of sensuality" (Lange 1875, v.2, 74).
