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The phrase "broke the string" is grammatically correct and can certainly be used in written English.
It is a simple structure with a subject, verb, and direct object. Here are a few examples of how you could use this phrase: - "She accidentally broke the string on her guitar while tuning it." - "Unfortunately, the weight of the object was too much for the weak rope and it broke the string holding it up." - "The athlete's powerful serve broke the string on his tennis racket." - "The strong winds were strong enough to snap the power lines and broke the string of lights in the backyard."
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Markieff Morris broke the string with a 3-pointer with 8 41 left.
Then one day Jonkman became infuriated by the wail of the instrument and seized it from P. He broke the string and tossed it in the sand.
In the other match in the group, Max Gradel finally broke the string of draws with the 35th-minute winner against Cameroon that sent Ivory Coast into the quarter-finals.
On March 4, Clinton broke the string of losses by winning in Ohio among other places, where her criticism of NAFTA, a major legacy of her husband's presidency, had been a key issue.
He tells of digging through garbage to find food, of having a protective helmet so old that it was tied together with string, and when he launched himself into the air, the thrust forward broke the string beneath his chin, sending his helmet - flying projectile manner, further than he, himself, was able to traverse.
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If the wind is too strong, it breaks the string.
In a typical scene, when a bailiff comes calling for a lender's payment, Therese throws a string of pearls angrily to the floor, breaking the string and sending her staff on their knees to collect the jewels.
One musician would tighten the strings and the other would cry, "Not too tight because you will break the string".
But, both theoretic and experimental considerations [ 1, 14, 35], suggest that the cost w i, j) of a generic gap X[ i, j] must be of the form w (i, j ) = f (X [ i ]) + f (X [ j ]) + g (j - i ) where f1 and f2 are the costs of breaking the string at the endpoints of the gap and g is a function that increases with the gap length.
If they hunt the yo yo, they may break the string and/or irritate you.
This will avoid breaking the string by placing to much force on the peg.
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