Sentence examples for called breaking from inspiring English sources
Their success was called "breaking through zero" in China.
Injuries to the cord in the cervical area — what is called "breaking your neck" — can be lethal or leave you paralyzed and unable to breathe without a ventilator.
That's what my brother was alluding to when he phoned me a couple of nights ago with what he called "breaking news from our childhood".
Trump has been adept at what in the theater is called breaking the fourth wall.
Why is it called "breaking" when there isn't a bone in there?
When a character on a show directly addresses the audience, it's called breaking the fourth wall: i.e. the wall that divides the scene from those watching.
This week the Web site Gold Derby, which tracks Hollywood's horse races, called "Breaking Bad" the "overwhelming front-runner".
But if it's one of the most eagerly awaited new dramas of the coming months it might just be because it was created by Vince Gilligan, the man who gave us a little show called Breaking Bad.
The first step of training is so-called "breaking" to accustom the horse to being handled and ridden.
He demonstrates in a rehearsal: "Uh oh, I'm doing something called 'breaking.' Blahahahaha.
They now have a business called Breaking News Network, which supplies CNN, several New York City television stations, and the major New York City dailies with bulletins about possible stories — a fire, a flipped car, a perp search, a stabbing or a shooting, a jumper, or a floater in the harbor.
