Sentence examples for breaking away with from inspiring English sources

"I remember breaking away with all my high school buddies to go to the Berlin Turnpike in the 60's," Mr. Wattington said.

After its close association with Style.com for the last decade, Vogue is breaking away with its own Vogue.com franchise, which will compete head-on with the reviews and runway news of Style.com.com

In the 1980's Mr. Chernuchin, a Cornell Law School graduate, worked at a major New York law firm before breaking away with three colleagues to form his own boutique firm.

All the Nets looked ready, taking a 10-point halftime lead, then breaking away with a 13-2 third-quarter run that boosted their lead from 61-50 to 74-52 74-52

Over the first 14 days of coverage, events suddenly appeared before me, like the men's cycling road race on the first Saturday morning — the ancient Alexandr Vinokurov breaking away with one Colombian rival and shockingly holding on for the gold medal, and the perfect angle of Fabian Cancellara's wipeout on a miscalculated curve.

As his muscular legs pumped in an ever quickening cadence yesterday, and his feet lightly tapped the pavement below his thin but sturdy frame, the daring Mouaziz was leaving the lead pack in the New York City Marathon, breaking away with the force of a rocket separating from its booster.

He broke away with pace and precision and judged his pass to Babel beautifully.

On the penultimate climb, the three broke away with 18 kilometres to go in the day-long race.

But the Mets finally broke away with four more runs in the eighth inning, and two more in the ninth.

Bakelants had broken away with a group of 16 riders – none of whom were a threat in the general classification.

He broke away with 25 miles to go and finished nearly three minutes ahead of Claus Moller of Denmark.