Sentence examples for breaking activities from inspiring English sources

And that's not to mention his World War II code breaking activities, which were crucial to the Allied struggle against Nazi Germany, or his darkly poetic suicide, possibly with an arsenic-laced apple, and possibly because he was yet another kind of pioneer, as an unapologetically gay man at a time when homosexuality was still criminalized in Britain.

Under reducing conditions, when the disulfide bridge between the protomers is broken, activity increases to 150 % of wildtype, highlighting the importance of this position for the regulation of transport.

Bletchley Park in Milton Keynes is the historic site of secret British code-breaking activities during World War II.

If the wood-panelled walls of Bletchley Park house could talk, they would reveal much more about the secret code-breaking activities that went on in the former stately home than its previous inhabitants ever could.

Michael Apted's new film, "Enigma," is a densely plotted historical thriller (based on a novel by Robert Harris) set in Bletchley Park, the English country estate that was the center of British code-breaking activities in World War II.

WINDSOR LOCKS New England Air Museum Christmas break activities.

In addition, their research found no evidence to suggest non-work related break activities were more beneficial for workers.

As far as investment goes, we have increased our spending on providing suitable short break activities for children and carers to £1.8m this year".

"In almost all Latin American countries," Vélez writes, "the sovereignty of football among street games and leisure-time or break activities for men is absolute.

The European banks have hit the headlines with their sanction-breaking activities and tax evasion for which they have received fines.

The influence of such break activities on different learning types, however, remains to be explored.