Sentence examples for could break in from inspiring English sources

No single official or group could break in and remove them, certainly not in public.

Internet voting is fraught with problems, including the possibility that a hacker could break in and alter the results.

He went on to score a 357 goals for the club – a record Lionel Messi could break in the next few years.

In their last crackdown, the MHRA seized 3,242 poor-quality root canal files that could break in a patient's mouth, 384 dental drills and 24 dental x-ray machines that produced too much radiation.

G.M. said the weld that secures the strap holding the fuel tank was faulty and could break, in which case the tank could "rest on the exhaust pipe or plastic fuel tank shield," or "it may separate from the vehicle," possibly leading to a fire.

Ken Livingstone actually said a terrorist could break in and pose as a gardener and plant a bomb.' The land was secured for growing in 1900, when Major Arthur Villiers bequeathed it for use in perpetuity by east end families; his resolve was strengthened when he saw the appalling deprivations suffered during the Great War.

Because of the many refuse collector designs (see Refuse Collectors section), we additionally categorized the degree of violation at communal housing dumpsters as low, medium, and high, with low indicating little chance for a bear break-in, medium indicating with some work a bear could break-in, and high indicating a bear could easily obtain the garbage.

With Raul Ibanez's contract up, outfielder Domonic Brown, 24, could break into the lineup in 2012.

"I thought he could easily break in and climb up the fire escape," Lurie told me.

However in many countries mainstream parties dominated - in Germany, Italy, Poland where it was felt a growing Eurosceptic movement could break through, in the Netherlands and elsewhere.

To his staff, there are some signs that maybe, just maybe, he could break through in this small New England state.