Sentence examples for break up through from inspiring English sources
"It will lift and break up through the day but some places may hold on to the fog until this afternoon.
"At long last, the shining truth about the false accusers, the half-truth artists, the professional fabricators, the prevaricators for pay is beginning to break up through the dark and ugly clouds of doubt they have so evilly blown up," said Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine, a McCarthy target.
When the shear rate is increased suddenly, the droplets break up, through a process that involves the transient formation of threads, and rapidly establish a new steady state, comprising ellipsoidal droplets that are extended slightly in the direction of shear.
These segments are derived from intermixing between European and African ancestry and have not had sufficient time to break up through recombination [ 4, 5].
Comparison of loci identifies the pattern of gene duplication, loss and cluster break up through multiple lineages, and suggests FoxS1 is a likely remnant of Fox cluster duplication.
In and around the madcap melee, political and social concerns are marked - from the infamous Tehran smog that commands the entire top fifth of the canvas titled Parkway to a resistant fist breaking up through the sidewalk below.
"The black community has been broken up through politics," says Sister Brahmajyoti Lee, a founding member of the church.
Some have estimated that if the conglomerate were broken up through a spinoff, the company's share price could soar as much as 20 percent.
"It's too bad the proud tradition and success of the W.C.H.A. has been broken up, through no fault of their own," he said.
At Ayadaw, a village an hour farther downstream toward the sea, people remember waves coming with such force that water broke up through the ground and spouted under their feet like geysers.
But now that Nortel is being broken up through bankruptcy proceedings, many Canadians have found, if not a renewed love, at least a feeling of nostalgia for the 114-year-old company.
