Sentence examples for has now broken for from inspiring English sources
1.07pm GMT The hearing has now broken for lunch.
1.03pm: The inquiry has now broken for lunch and will resume at 2pm. 1.01pm: Quick discusses an article in the Mail on Sunday by then shadow home secretary David Davis that he says misrepresented the Met's position on detention without charge.
1.00pm: The inquiry has now broken for lunch and will resume at 2pm. 1.00pm: Stevens says he had a system called "ethical testing" and that strategy – which wasn't far from being an "agent provocateur" – did not turn up "any real issue on my watch".
Forced to respond to Borussia Dortmund, the Bundesliga champion of the last two seasons, Bayern has now broken all records for the start of a new campaign.
And he has now broken a record that stood for 48 years, setting a standard that will be very difficult, if not impossible, to outdo.
When Margaret was seven, her parents bought her a chestnut-mare mutt; Margaret named the pony U Go Girl — G.G. for short — and has now broken her in to the point where she bucks Margaret off only a few times each summer.
The Nikkei traded basically sideways for a decade and has now broken lower.
Yet Parliament and most schools have now broken up for the summer, and still there has been no official announcement.
Schools have now broken up for the summer holiday, so families may eventually get round to seeing Collision Course, even if it's not their first choice.
Britain's women have now broken a record that had stood for 34 years twice in 11 days.
