Sentence examples for breaking of something from inspiring English sources

The writer Denton Welch, living in Hadlow in Kent, then felt – as surely so many did – the discomfort of imminent change from a condition that, for all its inconveniences, had become familiar: "There were awful thoughts and anxieties in the air – the breaking of something – the splitting apart of an atmosphere that had surrounded us for six years".

Working backward, spring break is, then, a perfect metaphor for and example of what I will call "limited chaos," which is the basis of the certain kind of fun that we think about when we think about partying, about a break in something, about breaking off of something.

You will feel a liberating energy, as if you've broken free of something holding you back.

Are they "supporters" of the Commission, of eliminating these tax breaks, or of something else? Are they Commission staffers, or do they work for an advocacy group of some kind?

Truss says the poor Coalition's only challenge is picking up broken Labor pieces of something or other.

"He was only eight and the other fella was a full-on man, so it looked like he would break his ribs of something".

Choueiri, my friend said, had broken the code of something fundamental about the reproduction of sound, and so I went to Princeton, where he has two laboratories, to seek him out.

There are so many things that go on in cricket; you can break a finger of something like that.

"We have a few days off now and with the difficult time we are going through, sometimes it is good to have a mental break and think of something else for a while.

We have built a relationship in advance, which does not break just because of something that is not quite perfect.

If you find yourself feeling stressed, take a short break and think of something other than the source of your stress.