Sentence examples for breaking out of it from inspiring English sources

How we'd got behind Russian lines and into the cellar of this house is unclear, but breaking out of it and racing to one of the houses on the other side of the street, which was still occupied by Germans, was supposed to save us.

"Obviously he got off to a real slow start and has had trouble breaking out of it," Paul DePodesta, the Athletics' assistant general manager, said of Damon.

That would be Damien Hirst, who made the latest bad-boy mold -- opening art to flies, decaying flesh and sharks in formaldehyde -- before breaking out of it to become a restaurateur, a retailer of his own work and the maker of a diamond-encrusted skull.

Even during this Golden Age of Television that we hear so much about, the film world is still incredibly snobby about being better than television – and now that Netflix and Amazon are regarded as TV, they're going to have a very difficult time breaking out of it.

"It's a musical response from musicians who've been involved with or influenced by EDM that are breaking out of it for one reason or another.

Mexican drug lord Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán Loera was granted nearly four dozen conjugal visits during the year and a half he spent at Mexico's highest-security prison, before breaking out of it in July.

"I was always in that shell, but thanks to the Corporate Workplace Program, I somehow broke out of it," Ms. Sanchez said, adding that her grades soared after the course workshops.

However, Japan still faces many stiff challenges until it breaks out of its period of deflation.

An Australian desert frog sings mwaa-mwaa-mwaa as it breaks out of its underground cocoon to the plink-plunk-plink of rain.

From this point on, the parasite is unstoppable, multiplying within the cell until it breaks out of its host to invade fresh red blood cells.

If breaking out of the local mold mattered, it doesn't now.