Sentence examples for breaking even for from inspiring English sources

Only Alex Ovechkin was close to breaking even for on-ice, even-strength shot differential tonight (6 to 7).

Ford officials did say they were sticking to a previous projection of breaking even for the full year.

Even before the scandal, Rupert Hobbs said, his father's firm had only been "breaking even for the past two or three years on six deals".

He can well afford it, not least because this season's run from first to fifth round of the Cup will mean breaking even for the first time in his 16 years in charge.

When the curtain rose in October 1985 on the first few previews of the lumbering four hours-plus Les Miserables, the public's lukewarm reception did not augur greatness for the musical, or even hold out much hope of breaking even for its producer, Cameron Mackintosh.

Even if the government gets back what it paid, it may face criticism that it sold too soon.It faces less palatable choices with RBS, where the taxpayer's stake is so drowned in red ink that there is almost no chance of breaking even for years.

The international area broke even for the first time.

The airline hopes to break even for 2003.

Chelsea, for example, broke even for the first time under Abramovich.

Fox Business broke even for the first time in the fiscal year that ended June 30.

Arrow, the electronics distributor, said that it expected to break even for the quarter.