Sentence examples for breaks that can launch from inspiring English sources

"One hears, particularly in the arts, of the 'big breaks' that can launch a promising artist to a stratospheric career.

When, for example, you're at a busy junction, and it means that you can launch off safely, a few essential seconds before the dam breaks and the river of impatient killer metal is released.

[stakeholder, extract 9] Implementation as a 'managed secret' It's not something that we can launch.

The feature selection is a pre-processing that can be launched before classification task.

The feature selection is an interesting technique that can be launched before the data classification task.

Requesting q threads per kernel might limit the number of kernels that can be launched in parallel.

Users can also choose to launch their own VirAmp instance via an Amazon Elastic Cloud machine image (AMI) that can be easily launched by anyone with an Amazon web service account.

So if they can come up with that one great song, they can launch a career".

Salt breaks into the room before he can launch the missiles.

Indeed, the Russians estimate that for the cost of one Shuttle launch, they can launch 20 Soyuz.

"Can you hold that thought until we come back from a break?" Television is not biased, it's relentless: one word ("front-runner") can launch a thousand pictures.