Sentence examples for break out under from inspiring English sources

It was 50 of those infantrymen who later managed to break out under cover of darkness to make the final passage to Gandamak.

But Republican leaders, presiding over a Congressional delegation with no blacks and a party that nearly mirrors it, remain in hiding whenever racial controversies break out under their tent.

Occasionally arguments break out under the street lamp, or someone loses it and the bartender has to cut him off, but mostly the atmosphere is relaxed and mellow and citified, like the hum of evening traffic or the sound of a baseball broadcast leaking from an open window.

Diseases typically break out under suboptimal conditions, such as during handling or in periods with high temperatures.

The Kiwis were struggling to break out of their own half under suffocating pressure.

When Delacroix painted his epic landscape portrait of suffering humanity, Greece on the Ruins of Missolonghi, he was commemorating a real event of recent history, the exodus of April 22 1826 when 7,000 starving citizens of Missolonghi attempted to break out of the city, then under long-term Turkish siege.

By teaching welfare recipients job skills and requiring them to work, we will enable them to break out of the "welfare trap". Under San Diego's successful workfare pilot project, 50% of all AFDC recipients participating in the program got jobs, most of them in the private sector.

Technology stocks struggled to break out of their doldrums but remained under pressure around midday amid widespread concerns about the outlook for interest rates.

After the murder in Moscow of a football fan by a man from Russia's north Caucasus republic of Dagestan, nationalist riots broke out under the Kremlin walls.

On Oct. 7, 2004, they were killed in Monterey County, Calif., after a fire broke out under the hood of their car and they collided with an 18-wheeler.

The early kings of the Valois dynasty were occupied primarily with fighting the Hundred Years' War (1337 1453), which broke out under Philip VI (reigned 1328 50).