For example: Getting a divorce, quitting your job or switching to a different department within the company, breaking up, moving, and cutting off all ties and contact with the person.
Relatively little happens onstage in "Ascension": Monk and members of her ensemble saunter about in dark-red garb; form circles and break up; move up and down the aisles of the theatre; and converse musically with the Todd Reynolds String Quartet, the percussionist John Hollenbeck, and the clarinettist Bohdan Hilash (who plays other instruments as well).
Man up, break up, move on.
She journeyed to Harlem from Virginia in 1959 with her two young sons, Russell and Anthony, after her marriage broke up, moving into her mother's six-room apartment on Seventh Avenue about 20 blocks north of where she now lives.
By the end of the decade, most of the bands had broken up, moved on to other projects or were on hiatus, although some bands returned to recording and touring in the 2010s.
As Dan's marriage breaks up and moves to the tabloid scandal of divorce court, the triangle builds to a fearsome pitch of emotional conflict and psychic crisis.
O'Neill's new novel, The Dog (Fourth Estate £16.99), is about an American lawyer who, following a break-up, moves to Dubai to manage the wealth of a rich Lebanese family.
"Add to the fact that how we find friends is completely different now, what has happened in each of our lives in our 20's marriages, kids, break-ups, moves, and big jobs can leave us feeling like we don't have as much in common with our friends anymore".
So far, the project has prevented 25 families from being broken up and moved into institutional care.
Because the jet stream remained further south than usual, these pressure systems, instead of breaking up and moving on to the east, had stayed put.
Couples who are breaking up and moving out and want to put their stuff in storage – then never come back for it.
