Sentence examples for creating a breach from inspiring English sources
As the last of the M23 became cornered on the Ugandan border last week, the FIB pounded the rebels' last bastion, creating a breach for the army to storm in, sending the rebels fleeing across the border.
24 NATIONAL 37-45 Fewer Uninsured Children The number of American children without health care coverage has been slowly but steadily declining over the past several years even as health care costs continue to rise and fewer employers provide insurance, creating a breach that states are filling with new programs and fresh money.
Author 1's observation (turn 7), perhaps more as a researcher than an equal cogen participant, pulled the focus back to a comparison with the class's earlier viewing of a short YouTube clip, creating a breach in the fluidity of the conversation.
The former brackish marsh north of the new wall has been modified by creating a breach in the east bank.
As an alternative to the time-consuming task of creating a breach, an escalade could be attempted to capture the walls with fighting along the walkways behind the battlements.
Providers who were unable to obtain an adequate supply of vaccine felt the uncertainty of 'if and when' they might receive vaccine not only limited their ability to schedule appointments and/or clinics, but also prevented them from communicating reliable information to their patients, thus creating a breach of provider-patient trust.
The publisher Barney Rosset, who used his Grove Press to create "a breach in the dam of American Puritanism," died on Tuesday at 89.
Thus, the Catholics sought to create a breach between the Unitas Fratrum and the Protestant majority, who adhered to the Bohemian Confession.
But, he added, "What the Internet has also done is created a breach in a wall that the haredi world has endeavored to build".
The besiegers built a sloping ramp of earth and stones to bring their soldiers within reach of the stronghold, which fell only after the Romans created a breach in the defenders' walls.
Obama also singled out a community project in Alexandra Park, north Belfast, which has helped create a breach in one of the 30-plus barriers that for the last 20 years has separated a public park into Catholic and Protestant zones.
