Sentence examples for following break from inspiring English sources

The small, passionate following break dancing enjoys seems emblematic of a divide between the anti-Western rhetoric of leaders and the cultural appetites of many ordinary Russians, especially younger ones.

For non-western immigrants, the income distribution was completely different and the following break points were chosen to get a sufficient number of matches: v = [0, 3000, 10,000, 50,000].

Try 1 of the following break activities for 2 days.

The purpose of the smoking 'challenge' was to give the smokers an opportunity for making a small cessation experience (for instance, not to smoke in the following break); challenges were defined together with the individual adolescent.

When I first saw the game, I assumed that White must have some more controlled way of playing and that the following break-out was due to Topalov's still wobbly form but in fact with the exchange of dark squared bishops Black now has the better minor piece and so it seems very hard to progress without allowing at least some counterplay.

Allen, the man who knocked out Ronnie O'Sullivan in the second round, looked to be struggling and could not repeat his early form as Higgins took the opening two frames of the morning following breaks of 127 and 66.

We associated the following broken norms with the space : (2.4).

Leinster showed flashes of their quality and twice nearly went over in the first period following breaks by hooker Richardt Strauss and prop Mike Ross.

This figure also speaks to the fact that when it comes to following breaking news across the U.S., many are still turning to television over web news sources, live streams, and online TV services.

It seems almost too obvious, but when it comes to following breaking news and knowing who's injured before the rest of your league, Twitter is your best friend.

I'm confident that you will be pleasantly surprised at the support you'll receive and the guidance you'll get from people who have successfully returned to work following breaks.