The terms run-in, break-in, and wear-in are related but not identical.
Last week alone, at least five independent newspapers and political or civic groups lost computers and other equipment in break-ins.
All formal education was finally abandoned when Diana, aged 14, and her sisters opened the Grove Riding School, specialising in breaking-in and schooling horses while also teaching general horsemanship.
Some county officials, forced to release inmates early from increasingly packed jails, have blamed realignment for a rise in break-ins and auto thefts.
With the increase in break-ins, at least three neighborhood families plan to give up their vacations to defend their homes.
"There's been no increase in break-ins," said Arnout Aben, a spokesman for the Amsterdam police, when asked how they viewed the club.
The point here is: does anyone really think Foursquare alone is going to lead to a rise in break-ins?
Research by Chisholm et al. [11] described that EM physicians are 'interrupt-driven' and that these frequent interruptions result in breaks-in-task.
Capt Knight's first eagle nearly tore his face off, wears a mask in breaking in new ones.
