Sentence examples for breakdown through from inspiring English sources
"All us Salem girls had a breakdown through the run, for different reasons," she says.
Penn State's offensive breakdown through two series: 11 pass attempts, 4 running plays.
Northampton applied a stranglehold at the breakdown through Calum Clark and Tom Wood and they chased kicks effectively.
Although at the age of 13 he had a brief nervous breakdown through overwork, he went on to win a distinction at the equivalent of O-level maths.
The MoJ estimates the average cost of resolving a relationship breakdown through mediation is £500 as opposed to £4,000 if the issues are fought out in court.
In the early 1850s he suffered a psychological breakdown through which he continued to paint until he was institutionalized; he died in an asylum in 1852.
Like the decent woman that she is, Mary Bee has volunteered for the grim job of caring for three women who have suffered nervous breakdowns through the desolate hardship of their frontier lives, and she must now escort them back East to Ohio, chained up like prisoners in a wagon: a metaphor on wheels for the depression and madness that is all about.
With TPM there is elimination of breakdowns through a thorough system of maintenance throughout the equipment's entire life span, there are day-to-day maintenance activities involving the total workforce (engineering, operations, custodians, maintenance, and management), and many more things are managed.
I witnessed so many emotional breakdowns through the years by people who were just trying to put food in their children's mouths.
"I thought if I could get through the Glastonbury film, I could get through this, but I had the same old breakdown, hacking through jungles of film, not finding the key or the inspiration or whatever," he says.
Guthrie, as he admitted in later years, was battling addiction; Fraser, as she frankly discussed in her 2009 interview for the Guardian, suffered a nervous breakdown, went through therapy and would soon break up with Guthrie.
