"breaking silence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe ending a period of not speaking. For example, "After a few moments of awkward silence, I decided to break the silence by asking her about her day."
And so today, I am breaking silence.
"For breaking silence, I was finally sacrificed in the party with the vain argument of lack of revolutionary discipline... How sad," he said.
Kate's divided loyalties make her a sympathetic narrator in BREAKING SILENCE (Minotaur, $24.99) when three members of an Amish family are found dead in the manure pit of their pig farm, a tragedy she fears may be related to a recent rash of hate crimes.
After taking 10 years off, she returned to recording in 1993 with "Breaking Silence," which became her ninth Grammy-nominated album.
Ms. Grier's most controversial and successful book, "Lesbian Nuns: Breaking Silence," was a 1985 nonfiction work by two former nuns, based on interviews with 50 former and active nuns who were lesbians like them.
Holding her head high despite an abusive and broken marriage, devastating financial crisis (her accountant of twenty years "went rogue"), and near fatal health issues, she returned to recording in 1993 with "Breaking Silence" and received her eighth Grammy nomination.
Traditionally, Irish writing has been about breaking silences.
If they can do that, it's a big step in breaking silences".
Furthermore, if his accusers were politically motivated, they would have broken silence before now.
Fred Wilson broke silence regarding Trump maintained since his election and will be donating monthly to the ACLU as well.
– Demi Lovato breaks silence after suspected overdose.
