"Our mind-set was, they're going to break out of it at some point and we wanted to make sure it wasn't against us," Rangers center Chris Drury said.
"The spread of missile technology may have reached a break-out point," says Robin Ranger, a Washington-based missile consultant.
Sounds like a samba could break out between points.
There are so many stories in my collection, but the best might be the wooden gun belonging to US gangster John Dillinger: he broke out of Crown Point jail with it in 1934.
The Blue Devils forced 17 first-half turnovers and hit 10 consecutive shots at one point to break out to an 18-point lead.
Knoel Scott, on alto saxophone, vocals and voice, percussion and "space dance" is also a stand out performer, at one point breaking out into spontaneous, acrobatic dancing on the edge of the stage, and leading the brass and horn section through the crowd in a traveling parade during the final number.
The irony is that Apple may find itself increasingly marginalized as bigger rivals push touch-screen technology into all sorts of price points, breaking out of the premium segment that allows Apple to charge hundreds of dollars for the iPhone and preserve its margins.
Sports Illustrated used the JAGTAG system when it sent its readers those extra images of swimsuit models, and the system has also been used to advertise Nike, Sony and a restaurant chain called Qdoba.Bar codes, then, could be on the point of breaking out of their native environment.
At any moment, as the gangs of activists who had flooded across the border swaggered through the city streets, violence seemed on the point of breaking out.
Despite allowing the Kings to break out to a 12-point lead in the first quarter, the Nets made enough plays to keep the game close in the second quarter.
Then, depending on things are looking at that point, you break out the Proper Attire.
