Sentence examples for finding a break from inspiring English sources

In Westchester County, the Health Department closed one public and four private beaches in Mamaroneck Harbor after finding a break in a sewage pipe.

If you want to keep kissing her but you're having trouble finding a break to breathe, try moving away from kissing her mouth to kiss her cheek or forehead.

Finding a break in the conversation, Carla quietly sang the lyrics to one of the client representatives: "Hold the pickles, hold the lettuce, special orders don't upset us, all we ask is that you let us do it your way".

Almost immediately after understanding how to escape the Nambu Goldstone theorem, I realized how to construct a specific new example by finding a symmetry breaking solution of electromagnetism interacting with charged scalar (spinless) matter.

that documentarians are still finding a way to break through the clutter of releases.

But the key thing is going to be finding a way to break the ice".

After withdrawing from the Senate race in May, he made the same point, committing himself to finding a way "to break down the barriers that I've created".

Each goal, it might be noted, was the first of the match: the captain was finding a way to break the deadlock.

The mayor said he had not yet decided how he would do that, but he said he was committed to finding a way "to break down the barriers that I've created" as a result of his own sometimes abrasive personality.

Which is why you could almost hear a sigh of exasperation from the geekier layers of the mobile industry late last month when they heard about hackers finding a way to break into iPhones and remotely control every aspect of the device.

It comes down to simple economics, really: if the NSA has to spend more time finding a way to break or otherwise circumvent encrypted communications, it will be forced to do what it should have done all along – use its extraordinary powers on high-value targets, rather than the hundreds of millions of innocent people currently subject to NSA surveillance.