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Discover LudwigThe phrase "is on break" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that a person or object is currently taking a break, or a period of rest or time off from an activity. Example: "The teacher is on break and will return to teach the class in 10 minutes."
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The late night correspondents are answering your questions this week while the "Daily Show" is on break.
If your shift supervisor is on break, leave him a note.
In New London, Connecticut College is on break during the holiday so the school holds memorial services to commemorate Dr. King's accomplishments when the students return to campus, said Trish Brink, a spokeswoman for the school.
Al Roker, for example, the humorist and weatherman, likes to go on camera when the show is on break and have the crowd in Rockefeller Center tease the director of the show.
Tufts University is on break this week, but Jennifer Bailey, a student there and the president of a group called Emerging Black Leaders, said that when she returned to classes next week, she hoped to encourage a frank discussion about race that would involve all of the many racial and ethnic groups and ideological tendencies on her campus.
as far as i know fall out boy is on break.
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Both those robberies occurred in February, the latter one while many schools were on break.
His emphasis, however, is on "breaking the cycle of poverty" by creating jobs — he advocates oil fracking — and improving education.
A key focus of the workshop series is on breaking down barriers and improving confidence of participants.
Suddenly this winter, the constellation of vacations lined up; one was on break from college, the other from law school.
And we were on break.
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