Sentence examples for extraordinary break from inspiring English sources

One can only imagine what horrors the BBC management visited upon "Peter" for this extraordinary break in playlist protocol.

Trailing, 59-0, in a potentially deciding game of a semifinal match, he executed a 69-point break, what World Snooker, on its Web site, called "perhaps the most extraordinary break in snooker history".

This extraordinary break from a time-honored tradition, dating back to 1660, gave thousands of Americans far from home, as well as supporters from other countries, a way to pay their respects and to mourn.

But it's very possible, she says, that the universe has shifted enough for her to say words she couldn't have imagined herself saying a year ago, an extraordinary break with Kardashian family values: "I'll never do a spin-off".

If Trump were to push or try to block a criminal investigation from the Oval Office, it would mark an extraordinary break with political and legal protocol, which holds that the attorney general and FBI make decisions on whether to conduct probes and file charges, free of pressure from the president.

The next day in Montreal, the French president ended a speech from the city hall with a cry of: "Vive le Québec libre!" For a foreign head of state to call for a free Quebec was an extraordinary break from diplomatic protocol, not least because those words were the slogan used by the separatist organisation Rally for National Independence.

Their conversations, his extraordinary paintings, break open the narrow constraints of her existence, connecting her with the bold, eager girl she used to be, the dreams she long ago folded up and put away.

A primary school in Leominster, Herefordshire, is raising money to place solar panels on its roof – with the lure of extraordinary tax breaks.

Keep in mind that this is a party that crafted extraordinary tax breaks for billionaires while claiming the sky would fall if the minimum wage was raised to $5.25 an hour.

While the poor and middle class fight for us in Afghanistan, and while most Americans struggle to make ends meet, we mega-rich continue to get our extraordinary tax breaks.

"While the poor and middle-class fight for us in Afghanistan and while most Americans struggle to make ends meet, we mega-rich continue to get our extraordinary tax breaks," Buffett wrote in the New York Times last month.