Sentence examples for break the sequence from inspiring English sources

This time everything points to Brazil, the only team to break the sequence when they won in Sweden in 1958.

Lazio this time is the designated "home" side, and needs to break the sequence of losing the past five derbies.

Kyran Bracken conjured up some brilliance to break the sequence of kicks after a quarter of an hour, the scrum-half spinning from a ruck to turn the Gloucester defence inside out.

Someone will say, 'Listen, I've got my boyfriend with me, can you give me an "is yours"?' And I'll break the sequence, and they're happy, and I think, Life is good that this can bring joy".

In Lower Bridge Street there was originally a continuous Row; the first building to break the sequence was at the north end of the street, the public house now known as The Falcon.

If FIEFDom predicts one or more domains longer than 250 residues, which is often a result of failed domain recognition, the user is provided with an option to use Bayesian statistics to break the sequence into smaller blocks.

I knew it would be challenging and emotionally difficult to be social worker myself – but most of all I knew I could become an agent of change, breaking the sequence of negative outcomes for those in the care system.

And while DC had broken the sequence of winless games that had followed them from the awful 2013 season, they hadn't yet produced a performance to suggest they'd truly moved beyond the ghosts of that time — transformed squad or not.

Also heading the right way is Ryo Ishikawa, who opened with a bogey but bounced back with a birdie at 2, and has now moved to -1 with his second birdie of the day at 5. John Peterson, meanwhile, has opened his first-ever Masters with 11 straight pars, and nearly broke the sequence in unconventional fashion, hitting the flag at 12 with an excitable chip from the bank at the front of the green.

To his own annoyance he was still short of runs in the wonderful victory against Australia this summer (he still has not scored an Ashes hundred in England) but since he broke the sequence of 35 Test innings without a century there have been two more – including the momentous 263 in Abu Dhabi recently.

Mehldau's interest in figures of 19th century German Romanticism, including Brahms, Schubert, and Schumann, influenced his first solo piano release, Elegiac Cycle, which was recorded in 1999 and broke the sequence of trio recordings under his name.