Sentence examples for capital breaking from inspiring English sources

Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored his 28th goal of the season as Laurent Blanc's side strolled to a 3-1 win in the French capital – breaking the record set by Nantes in the 1994-95 season.

A5 Macedonia Strikes at Rebels Government forces began a heavy offensive against ethnic-Albanian rebel positions north of the capital, breaking the tentative cease-fire and leaving diplomatic efforts for a peace agreement in tatters.

The situation has deteriorated to such a degree that soldiers — Mr. Mugabe's enduring muscle — rioted last week on the streets of the capital, breaking windows and looting stores, after waiting days in bank lines without being able to withdraw their meager salaries from cash-short tellers.

The news emerged a day after riot police officers brandishing batons charged into a group of 100 doctors and nurses on Wednesday in Harare, the capital, breaking up a demonstration for better pay and working conditions in a nation suffering from both the cholera outbreak and an economy in free fall.

Think about that "patient capital" breaking the quarterly cycle that spanned DIGIBABBLE and the shallowness of disruption...profit will be judged by the success of the mission and not by the appetite of Wall Street for hype.

Events in the first few years of life are formative and play a vital role in building human capital, breaking the cycle of poverty, promoting economic productivity, and eliminating social disparities and inequities.

A free market in capital breaks the link between the amount people own and the amount they can invest.

Spain has some seriously seductive cities, but Mallorca's handsome coastal capital breaks bread with the best of them.

The so-called Chipangano gang in Harare, the capital, breaks up opposition rallies, smashes windows and punches, kicks and stabs anyone who seems loth to cheer the president.

In late August, a 14-year-old-boy died as security forces in Sitra, a restive village to the south of the capital, broke up a small protest.

First, this year's municipal elections in the capital broke the record for lowest turnout ever in post-Soviet Russia; only 21percentt of eligible voters went to the polls.