Sentence examples for breakdown work from inspiring English sources

His breakdown work, for example, which was completely alien to him.

Jones is so keen to drag the red-rose pack up by its bootlaces, he has persuaded an old protégé from Australia, the much-decorated Wallaby George Smith, to help out with the breakdown work in training, and drafted in a brick-hard England hooker of yesteryear, Graham Dawe, to hammer the front row into shape.

"Our tackles and breakdown work were good and we held them out," said the hooker.

Chris Henry replaced the inspirational O'Brien, and the Ulster man's impressive breakdown work was a feature of the Irish display.

"Our breakdown work was good, our defensive structure was good… and amongst all that the players worked really hard".

Two penalties later, some fine breakdown work from the Saints forwards and superb handling by their three-quarters eventually saw Ken Pisi release Foden to dive over.

"You're the first person I've met who didn't become a pastry chef after suffering a nervous breakdown working in a corporate job".

We begin in Margate, where TS Eliot, recovering from a breakdown, worked on The Waste Land in a shelter overlooking the sands.

Both in life and in "Operation Shylock," Roth endured a mental breakdown after taking the tranquillizer Halcion, but whereas in life the breakdown was to no good purpose, except to be endured, in the novel the breakdown works to heighten the narrator's violent and confused encounter with Israel.

That give and take, between darker, more consistent breaks and harder, more emphatic breakdowns, works because it's all tied together by his canon's insistence on ethereal, high-pitched female vocalists.

Ben Arnold Laura Dern and Luke Wilson lead an impressive cast for this new "dramedy", in which Dern's hyper-aggressive corporate buyer Amy undergoes a spiritual transformation following a breakdown at work.