Add the tomatoes, breaking them up with a wooden spoon.
Now whether that is breaking them up or other means is for others to debate.
Add the tomatoes, breaking them up with a wooden spoon, and season.
Gently stir the crystals back into the liquid, not breaking them up entirely.
Here — setting aside the draconian idea of breaking them up — there are two broad schools of thought.
When the wine has reduced by half, add the tomatoes, breaking them up with a wooden spoon.
The team's president, Joe Dumars, was open to breaking them up but never found the right deal.
Once upon a time, TV made sense, economically and structurally: a few dominant network shows ran weekly, with ads breaking them up, like choruses between verses.
Unusually, the bank kept its loans on its books, rather than breaking them up and selling them to other investors, a practice known on Wall Street as securitization.
I don't have any love for financial giants, but I just don't believe that breaking them up solves the key problem.
But the Obama administration until now focused on regulating the activities of the existing financial institutions, not breaking them up or limiting their activities.
