Sentence examples for by breaking off from from inspiring English sources
They responded by breaking off from the battle, offering a little bow, and then got stuck right back in.
Sure, he'd pissed her off, but to the extent that she'd risk her life by breaking off from Rick's group to assassinate the small-town dictator?
Spin-offs refer to the creation of new firms by employees breaking off from existing firms to give birth to companies of their own.
Typically, large bubbles breakoff from slug cavities while smaller bubble sizes are observed breaking off from emulsion cavities.
But in another recent change, Mr. Morris created a third division by breaking off Epic Records from Columbia; in doing so he also confirmed what has been the worst-kept secret in the music industry by naming Antonio (L.A).
He preceded both "Coldest Winter" and "Runaway" with healthy servings of anticipation, saying nothing for nearly a full minute before introducing the former song by breaking off the titular line from "Can't Tell Me Nothing," which he had just finished.
Each device is dry-released from the module by breaking off the link-arm struts with laser cutting (or tweezers).
Brown made up for his earlier mistake by breaking off a 75-yard run before being caught from behind.
On the backdrop (all the sets are by the Kazakh-born George Tsypin) there are faces that look as though they were broken off from classical sculptures.
New Amish communities in the United States are usually formed by groups breaking off from existing communities in search of land, said Karen M. Johnson-Weiner, author of a history, "New York Amish".
