Sentence examples for issue broke from inspiring English sources

Vanity Fair's "Star Wars" issue broke massive news about "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" in the form of two stunning Annie Leibovitz photos, which revealed details about Adam Driver and Lupita Nyong'o's characters.

Talks with Mexico and Canada about the issue broke down after Sept. 11.

But Time magazine, which had interviewed him for its coming issue, broke the news on its Web site first, on Tuesday night.

The last round of talks between Iran and the wider international community over the issue broke down in April, with seemingly little progress.

A single sentence printed below Mr. Kristol's weekly column in the Monday issue broke the news: "This is William Kristol's last column".

Nelson will rule before jury selection begins Monday after a three-day hearing on the issue broke up without resolution on Saturday night.

By placing that scene at the start of the story rather than the end, where it would have had more emotional impact, the film is signposted as something darker than a standard issue go-for-broke sports movie.

"They've only got one issue: the state is broke and it doesn't want to contribute money".

(The city utility is so broke, it issued new bonds in order to pay the fees to get out of the old bonds!) According to a recent Reuters article, since corporate bankruptcies have declined, investors specializing in "distressed" hedge funds have begun circling troubled municipalities, with no city "attracting more attention than Detroit".

The video was ranked at number four on "The Top 100 Videos That Broke The Rules", issued by MTV on the channel's 25th anniversary in August 2006.

If, as campaigners fear, Trump's vice-president is given leeway on this issue, he could "go for broke", putting in place stringent anti-reproductive health measures domestically and abroad.