Sentence examples for demand a break from inspiring English sources

But there are an estimated 600,000 carers in all who are likely to demand a break.

The Russians cannot demand a break with Georgia.

THROUGHOUT the Microsoft trial, many of the firms' most trenchant critics have been hoping that the court will eventually demand a break-up of the company.

Chris Huhne, the energy secretary, also now demands a break in the "stranglehold" of the Big Six and Ed Miliband says Labour would crack down on them.

That is, until Guidry, who loves to cook and rents a two-bedroom apartment across the road from where Berra stays, demands a break from their spring training rotation of the five restaurants that meet Berra's approval.

Parties that position themselves to Labour's left – including the Greens, SNP and Plaid Cymru – are now demanding a break with austerity as a condition of support for a minority Ed Miliband government.

Exhaustion, high blood pressure and bouts of flu have struck down Mr Milosevic since his trial began last February and he has demanded a break so that he can examine the "overwhelming amount" of evidence against him.

Until that night, I had assumed he had separated from Yoko and was involved in a new relationship with May, but he said that Yoko had pretty much demanded a break in their relationship.

Such an approach demands a break with research conventions that until now have dominated medical research in favour of a greater understanding of the vagaries of practice and the confidence to move beyond the constraints of research paradigm purity [ 25, 27, 39].

The two towns are linked by a ferry that operates on demand, with a break in the middle of the day while the boatman has lunch.

It demands a breaking point, a split from a former self, as if the person I was for the first 19 years of my life never existed, or was somehow lying by using a different name and pronouns.