Sentence examples for breaks usually from inspiring English sources
On the Web, commercial breaks usually last for 30 seconds, compared to two minutes or more on TV.
Under the Mitchell-Lama program, developers receive subsidies and tax breaks, usually for 20 years or more, in exchange for creating housing for low- and moderate-income families.
Under the Mitchell-Lama program, developers receive subsidies and tax breaks, usually for 20 years or more, in exchange for building housing for low- and moderate-income families.
Although volunteer firefighters make no salary, members in some departments are eligible for property tax breaks, usually anywhere up to $1,000 per year.
More and more apartments are catering for couples and small families on city breaks, usually working out cheaper than a hotel, but with kitchens, sitting rooms, prime locations and considerably more independence chucked in for good measure.
The study, which included a matched control group, found that 10-minute activity breaks, usually done to music, led to improved scores in math, spelling and composition among the participants.
Hotel prices drop dramatically after spring break, usually around Easter.
The fast is broken, usually with a snack or a drink, at sundown.
When ice splits a steel pipe, the break usually occurs along the pipe's rolled seam.
But studios usually trumpet any new record their movies break, usually through an official Weibo or WeChat account.
These salamanders have various specialized features associated with the last caudosacral and the first caudal vertebrae, between which the break usually occurs.
