Sentence examples for break is now from inspiring English sources

The surf break is now called Surfrider, and when I pulled into a parking spot opposite it, more than 60 surfers mobbed the place.

Kickstarter, once the domain of unknowns seeking their first big break, is now also a resource for big names intrigued by the potential of micropatronage.

It is understood that scans this week have shown that a longer break is now required in order to complete the healing process, with the two-Test series against Bangladesh that starts in Chittagong on 20 October coming too soon.

[C2.] Druckenmiller to Rejoin Duquesne Stanley Druckenmiller, who quit Soros Fund Management in April and also told investors in his Duquesne Capital Management fund group that he was taking a break, is now telling Duquesne investors that he will return in September, according to investors in the firm.

Calm.com, which began as a website that helped busy, information-overloaded web workers take a mental break, is now turning into a real business.

The best time to take a break is now, not later.

But it's not for conservationists to tell people that law-breaking is now acceptable.

The principle of symmetry breaking is now embedded in all of modern particle physics.

Technology that seemed remote three years ago, when the News Of The World's phone-tapping allegations first broke, is now everyday stuff to a growing cabal of insiders.

Police and children's charities, who have been overwhelmed with inquiries since the scandal first broke, are now hoping we are witnessing a "watershed moment" in the national handling of child abuse claims.

Tie-breaks are now used everywhere, though three of the four Grand Slam tournaments (the US Open is the exception) and the Davis Cup have no tie-breaks in the final set of singles matches.