Sentence examples for break standoff from inspiring English sources

Available shows include "Bones," "Prison Break," "Standoff," "Vanished," "Talk Show With Spike Feresten," "'Til Death," "The Loop" and "Justice," among others.

The fuel-economy credits could break the standoff, Mr. Leonard said.

Ira Gershwin, another émigré from Depression-devastated Broadway, was called in to break the standoff; he liked the melody, so Harburg set it.

Neubauer's group, which has sent a letter to Selig urging him to break the standoff, said a stadium could be built with taxpayers covering less than one-third of the cost.

The health secretary then tried to break the standoff by suggesting another candidate with personal links to David Cameron for the role – putting forward a name that had not been on the earlier shortlist.

Residents of Wukan village in Guandong province have blocked the road with trees and cars, established a rota of tree-top lookouts and put in place a warning system in case the authorities try to break the standoff.

The last Pope to resign was Gregory XII, in 1415, and that was during a time of extreme turmoil — of Popes and anti-Popes — in which the Church was looking to break a standoff between three contenders to the throne of Saint Peter.

But, realistically, the only way to break this standoff is for the cuts to exact their toll on daily life, causing Republicans to face pressure from the public to negotiate an alternative plan with higher revenues in March as part of talks to finance the government for the final six months of the fiscal year.

The last batch of shows made available on MySpace included titles like "Bones," "Prison Break," and "Standoff".

An intervention is needed to break the standoff between employers and the economy.

Cannons and other armaments from the fort were transported to Boston and used to fortify Dorchester Heights and break the standoff at the Siege of Boston.