Sentence examples similar to break off early from inspiring English sources
Historian Robert Feer notes that several prominent figures had hoped that convention would fail, requiring a larger-scale convention, and French diplomat Louis-Guillaume Otto thought the convention was intentionally broken off early to achieve this end.
Contract talks broke off early Friday morning.
Its third day of hearings broke off earlier than expected to allow lawyers for the governor to cross the street to appear before the State Supreme Court.
Journal writer Keven Delaney writes that the talks are in early stages and could break off.
On 22 May Repulse was diverted from escorting Convoy WS8B to assist in the search for the, but she had to break off the search early on 25 May as she was running low on fuel.
There are six weeks left until the Mets open the regular season, but when asked if this was early to break off negotiations, he said: "Is it early?
Personal and political rivalries led to the formation of splinter parties, the first of which, the Liberal Constitutionalist Party, broke off as early as 1922.
Family tradition holds that Johnson broke off an early marital engagement when he was about sixteen years old because of his mother's disapproval.
A month after President Alberto Fujimori, cornered by a corruption scandal, announced that he would break off his term four years early and call new elections, Peruvians have taken to the streets in sheer exasperation.
A few months earlier, parts of the Ross Ice Shelf broke off.
