Sentence examples for break the ban from inspiring English sources
"break the ban" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English
It means to disobey or go against a ban or prohibition. Example: The protesters decided to break the ban and march through the streets, despite the government's prohibition on public gatherings.
"We are excited to be the first group to help break the ban with the hopes that in subsequent years, the parade will be much more inclusive".
This autumn, Israel begins the one year in seven when Jewish farmers are meant to let their land lie fallow; observant Jews will not eat food from Jewish farmers who break the ban.
(@Farah_Khalil1) 6 Feb 13 The two female activists behind the campaign, Aziza al-Yousef and Manal al-Sharif, are known for their efforts to break the ban on driving by Saudi women.
As for whether he might break the ban on smoking at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Mr. Obama said that "I think that you will not see any violations of these rules in the White House".
It seemed to turn into something of a game of political chicken: the outside committees and groups that had been planning to spend money in the race did not want to be the first to break the ban, because they did not want the candidate they supported to be attacked for its collapse.
Sebastian Vettel plans to break the ban on changing his helmet design during a season if it means a small fine which goes to charity.
Rouhani took an initial step on Monday, by breaking the ban on mentioning Khatami in public.
That means Brazilian lawyers who make alliances with them are breaking the ban on multi-disciplinary work.
Those who broke the ban would have the weapons; the rest of the world would have no antidotes.
When Christiane Amanpour of CNN politely broke the ban, Abdullah waved her away as though she were a mosquito.
According to activists, the pair are being brought before the court not for breaking the ban, but for their social media activity.
