Sentence examples for breaks bringing from inspiring English sources

"Fisheye shots and tunnels of disembodied glowing light move toward, past, and through the camera creating an undulating tapestry of visual madness as the beat breaks, bringing us to the peak of the song where we reveal the Queen Bee of light: a round, ripe, pulsating light sphere that seems electric and otherworldly in its power".

The Christmas and New Year breaks bring the number up to 17.

Special tax breaks brought pharmaceutical jobs for decades to the island, she noted.

Adding in the cost of a technical fix to the Alternative Minimum Tax, which is done every year, and the continuation of a series of smaller tax breaks, brings the total to $670bn.

Although the research has been mixed, most studies have shown that these breaks bring less money into state coffers than they cost in lost revenue.

In case one of the bike's lights decides not to work or suddenly breaks, bring at least three spares of both types, back lights and front lights.

The odds that the bags would be used seemed high, in real life, when the giant drill bit broke, bringing the rescue effort to a dead halt.

Seoul coach Choi Yong-Soo made his attacking intent clear after the break, bringing on dangerous Colombian Mauricio Molina and lighting fast Brazilian Everton Santos.

Martínez made two tactical changes at the break, bringing on Lukaku and James McCarthy for Steven Naismith and Nikica Jelavic, and an injury to Leon Osman led to the introduction of Bryan Oviedo minutes later, completing a rapid overhaul.

Wenger's team applied themselves far better after the break, bringing on Danny Welbeck to add more potency to the attack.

Inverness manager Terry Butcher went for broke, bringing on Shinnie for midfielder Lee Cox at half time and the forward had an immediate impact, sending wide a drive and setting up Billy Mckay from a shot that stung Smith's fingers.