Sentence examples for breaks which can become from inspiring English sources
That nasty stuff, made up of melted snow, oil and grit from the road, doesn't just stain your clothes, but it can mess up your bike's drivetrain and breaks, which can become a serious threat to you and others.
This high intensity of production tends to affect their bones, which can become brittle and easily broken; the birds become stressed – which is why beak clipping is necessary – and listless.
Presently, the most effective treatment is a slight variation on cognitive behavioural therapy, focusing on breaking the vicious cycles into which patients can become ensnared.
My, how broken we can become.
On the Internet, breaking news can become ancient history in a matter of hours.
Pipes can burst at any time, boilers can break or structures can become drafty.
Again, keeping or breaking your promises can become a habit.
A rope breaking under tension can become a dangerous whip.
When it breaks down, which can happen in a matter of hours or over the course of several years, it becomes almost impossible to completely identify or locate.
Also, if the skin is broken because of scratching, the skin can become infected, which will only further irritate the area.
