Sentence examples for breakdown off from inspiring English sources

Northampton again win the ball at the breakdown off the back of the line-out, this is proving all to easy for the hosts at the moment, but Jonny May catches a high kick inside his 22 and the danger is over.

In Latin America and Europe, numerous critics have described "Wild Tales" as a kind of "Characters on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown," playing off the title of Pedro Almodóvar's breakout 1988 hit.

The series come from Van Gogh's most infamous year – it was 1888 that he had his nervous breakdown, cut off part of his ear and went into an asylum.

Once the market recovery is in full swing and your portfolio starts to take on a 70-30 breakdown, sell off some of the appreciated stocks and return to your normal mix.

Without further ado, here's a breakdown of the single off Tomas Barfod's brand new album Salton Sea.

Mancini is understood to have walked away with £7.5m, though the accounts did not stipulate exactly how much in its breakdown of extraordinary one-off operation costs.

From 1997 to 1999, she worked in the corporate finance group at Morgan Stanley, where she says she saw lots of outrageous behavior: lavish spending, nervous breakdowns and off-color humor.

Well, here's the breakdown on Take Off Your Party Dress (which, can I just say, is going to be on sale in 300 Marks & Spencer stores this month, tastefully arrayed against a pink carton bookstand, in the lingerie sections).

In that second breakdown it gives off a detectable gamma ray.

"I take advantage of every delay and breakdown to go off by myself and think," he said.

The first bedroom painting was finished in October 1888, with two more following in September 1889 after Van Gogh had suffered a nervous breakdown and cut off his ear.