Sentence examples for breakout was made from inspiring English sources

"I am quite certain," Leese informed Morshead, "that this breakout was made possible by Homeric fighting over your divisional sector".

The present study discusses the structural response of a parent tunnel when a near circular breakout is made for a perpendicular child tunnel.

The pattern indicates a tight balance between supply and demand and thus the direction of the eventual breakout is made more meaningful as an indicator of the direction of the next move.

Wiig and Mumolo earned an Oscar nomination for their original screenplay for the 2011 raunchy comedy "Bridesmaids," a breakout hit that was made for $32 million and went on to gross $288 million at the worldwide box office.

The offensive failed to achieve the breakout that was designed and a period of stalemate followed before the decision was made to evacuate the peninsula in December 1915.

To spot-treat and cover your new breakouts, use a concealer that is made especially to hide and diminish acne.

Meanwhile, John Wall of the Washington Wizards is having his long-awaited breakout season, and the case could be made he should start ahead of both Wade and Irving.

Yes, contact has been made with the breakout star of the latest parliamentary sleaze scandal, and you shall be seeing the first fruits of our beautiful new friendship over the coming days.

Of course, Blunt's on-screen intensity is what makes the 26-year-old actor such a hit in the films she's made from her breakout role in The Summer of Love as a well-educated, cynical and deceptive 16-year-old beauty, Tamsin.

When a breakout through the level of the highs is made, the pattern is completed.

Following Operation Cobra, the American breakout from the Normandy beachhead, rapid advances were made to the south and south-east by the Third U.S. Army under the command of General George Patton.