"convenient break" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a pause or interruption that is convenient or well-timed. Example: After hours of studying, I decided to take a convenient break and grab a snack before continuing.
The list of reasons why it could continue to do so is long: soccer is a low-scoring game; there is only one convenient advertisement break; the pay is low; and America is not very good at it.The Fusion-DC United game was a case in point.
A couple of meals during the last month have been disappointing, though; I'm hoping it's a glitch because Lisiano's fills an important niche in the greater New Haven dining scene and it makes for a convenient lunch break if you find yourself shopping that grueling stretch of Route 1.
Economical and convenient, sending study break snacks in December or May is gaining popularity among employers.
"They were using the bankruptcy court as a convenient tool" to break the contract, said James L. Linsey, a lawyer for the pilots' union.
Southall remained bitter over this, blaming UEFA for the tragedy and stating that the ban was a convenient way to break up English dominance of European competitions.
Whether you live in a city or are traveling to one, convenient transportation without breaking the bank is a challenge.
The tricky part: keeping Exploit Hub from becoming a convenient resource for breaking into the systems it's meant to protect.
How convenient, because news broke in early August (also from E!) that Lawrence had split with her British beau and "X-Men" co-star Nicholas Hoult.
THE PRESIDENT: It is just one now, would it be convenient for Counsel to break off at this time ?
It is never convenient when a big breaking news story happens in the middle of a news awards ceremony.
