"during break times" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a period when people take a break from an activity. For example, "We had fun playing sports together during break times."
He had become quite a showman during break times.
Most of the abuse took place in school, in the playground during break times and in the classroom.
Students have to earn their right to play computer games or pool during break times by working sensibly and productively during lessons.
Three 25-metre high preserved zelkova trees project up through the interior and roof decking for children to explore during break times.
Montessori children displayed a greater sense of "justice and fairness", interacted in an "emotionally positive" way, and were less likely to engage in "rough play" during break times.
Dr Hilary Cass, president of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, said children who do not eat before coming to school "are also much more likely to tuck into unhealthy snacks during break times, which is no substitute for a good breakfast and can play havoc with children's blood sugar levels and their overall diets".
Sure, paternalism is sweet when it's served up as free lagers during break time in the brewery.
There was a fight arranged in the senior boot-room during break time and after that I was no longer a 'homo'homo
The government's clean air adviser, Professor Frank Kelly, told the Guardian that all children in polluted areas should be kept in during break time.
The nerds hang in the computer room during break time and make obscure jokes; the jocks run around hitting things and trying to chat up girls.
Surveys were administrated individually to students during break time between classes.
