Sentence examples for breaks for more from inspiring English sources

Niagara Escarpment, also called Lake Ridge, ridge in North America that extends (with breaks) for more than 650 miles (1,050 km) from southeastern Wisconsin north to the Door Peninsula in the eastern part of the state, through the Manitoulin Islands of Ontario in northern Lake Huron, southward across the Bruce Peninsula, and then eastward around the southwestern end of Lake Ontario.

They say he is ready for a new, self-assured era in which progressives (few have returned to using the word "liberal") make no apologies about their goals — universal health care, withdrawing troops from Iraq, ending tax breaks for more affluent Americans — and assume that a broad swath of the public shares them.

The European Commission is to press Luxembourg over new allegations it offered tax breaks for more than 300 global companies, an EU spokesman says.

Studies of those bills suggested they would result in cheaper premiums for younger and healthier people, and new tax breaks for more affluent consumers ― but also higher out-of-pocket costs, higher premiums for older and sicker people, and ultimately many more uninsured.

Auction records keep being broken for more than that, of course; Picasso's Rose Period "Boy with a Pipe" went for a hundred and four million dollars at Sotheby's in 2004.

Mr. Kruger's longtime lawyer, Mr. Brafman, said, "The Turano marriage was broken for more than 10 years before Mr. Kruger even met the family".

Broken basketball hoops were replaced, and the divider in the gym, broken for more than a decade, was fixed, easing the coexistence of four separate gym classes.

Henderson had not had an extended summer break for more than a decade before the pain erupted towards the end of last season.

The last time I received a visit from my family, in early July, the air-conditioning in the visiting room had been broken for more than a month.

Many of them have worked 16-hour days without a break for more than two weeks but have received just their regular weekly salaries, said Michael Conigliaro, president of Local 101 of the Transport Workers Union of America, which represents 1,400 employees.

Norman Painting, who has died aged 85, played the part of Phil, head of the Archer dynasty, and had an entry in the Guinness Book of Records for playing the same role without a break for more than half a century.