Sentence examples for break past from inspiring English sources

Establishing intellectual credentials in order to break past them gives TED a somewhat vaporous tone.

Vladimir Milov, a former deputy energy minister and now opposition politician, wrote that he hopes the Russian government may reconsider its central systemic weaknesses: its indifference to fulfilling its responsibilities and willingness to break past agreements.

"If they were to break past Konna and seize Mopti, one of the most important towns in Mali, that would be a major blow to morale as well as a military setback".

The exception is Michigan, where Democrats have gained more aggregate state House votes than Republicans in each of the last three statewide cycles, but can't break past forty-two per cent of the seats.

That said, we sense the shares may struggle to break past £11 until further detail on [leg ulcer treatment] HP802 is delivered or should Smith & Nephew become a bid target, again.

Do all these things, and you might break past bad, mediocre and good, all the way to great.

They are about breaking past surfaces, toward an intimate, aesthetic transcendence" — but contrived.

Neither Mr. Annan nor Iraq's backers on the Security Council, which include Russia and France, are trying diplomacy now because Mr. Hussein has broken past agreements with them.

Somehow, Ulster were in the lead again on 33 minutes as Paddy Wallace's half-break past Joe Bearman into the Ospreys 22 set up a routine penalty for Pienaar and the home team maintained that advantage to the interval.

During a league game on May Day, the referee gave two penalties to Cowley; supporters broke past security and players, resulting in the referee being "freely baited".

The Breakers stayed in the thick of the title chase by breaking past visiting Costa Mesa in the second half for a 63-50 victory at Dugger Gym.