Sentence examples for broke much from inspiring English sources

The avalanche broke much higher and wider on the slope than in past snow safety missions, according to the resort.

When the story first broke, much of the reporting was meta-coverage, the press wringing its hands over a relatively new tabloidization of the news.

Neither broke much ground in describing the journey that took them from bitter opponents for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2008 to collaborators in dealing with terrorism, war, diplomacy and global economics.

They played nearly back-to-back, broken up only by Novak Djokovic, and dispatched their opponents like it was 2003: none of them lost a set, or even broke much of a sweat.

Mr. Snowden denied that his laptops were compromised by the Chinese (or the Russians): "I never gave any information to either government and they never took anything from my laptops," he said in an interview with Glenn Greenwald, the columnist for The Guardian who broke much of the biggest news over the past month as a chief recipient of Mr. Snowden's information.

In his book The Loudest Voice in the Room, New York magazine reporter Gabriel Sherman – who broke much of this week's developments – details the Fox boss's management style: he does not seek out breaking news or scoops, he looks for through-lines and narratives, for ways to shoot and stage the news, not what news to break.

No rules were broken; much music was made.

Nor did the interpretation itself break much new ground.

The Web site sharronangle.com was broken much of the day.

It doesn't break much of anything, because it's basically a dressed-up Lion.

Mr. Perry doesn't break much of a sweat in constructing this book.