Sentence examples for break up which from inspiring English sources

"Otherwise we shall just see more family break up, which is bad for children and bad for society".

Positive contagion could set in when there is a growing conviction that the euro zone is addressing its problems and will not break up, which could strengthen confidence in financial markets.

On the first Monday of 2009, the man, whom she had thought she might marry, astounded her by saying he wanted to break up, which meant she had to move back to West End Avenue.

The molecule is very stable (usually solid at room temperature) and hard to break up, which allows it to store and ultimately provide more energy than carbohydrates or proteins and makes it more likely to stick to the body as cholesterol.

As they draw closer to the Sun the comets gradually break up, which is what causes the trademark cometary debris tail – "making impacts on our planet inevitable", the research team write in Astronomy and Geophysics, journal of the Royal Astronomical Society.

If that doesn't work, she continues, they can always just break up, "which is also normal".

In between times, in Granta, he wrote a bleak account of his marriage breaking up, which involved detailed descriptions of his daughter's bedwetting and his own misogynistic rages.

Only "The Break-Up," which neatly mirrored the tabloid narrative of her life, was popular.

Should this fail to work, pressure for a break-up, which has emerged in recent months, will intensify.

Mr. Arons and his marketing team were behind the break-up, which was announced recently on Mattel.com.

The nature of the phase morphologies can be arbitrary and change in time, including break-up (which is illustrated) and coalescence.