With her small, strong hands, Wilma Tosa worked the dark gray clay across an old canvas cloth, folding in cups of water until the soft, kneaded material made a clean break in her hand.
When a job he expected did not turn up he decided to go back to Germany and Signe went with him--he was too weak to make a clean break and stay in America.
Unlike athletes in team sports, who must go to practices or workouts at appointed times, golfers trying to prepare for tournaments — particularly when they are at home right before a major — can struggle to make a clean break to get in the work they need.
Freed from the pressures of electoral politics, she argues, she will make a clean break with the past in her final 17 months in office.Will she?
But only in 2003, the report concludes, did the F.B.I. make a "clean break" and choose to have no involvement in the C.I.A.'s harsh interrogations.
For a start, he's a plain speaker who should make a clean break with the infuriating Christopher Hyman era in which Serco boasted about its superior "values" and its "unique culture" even while the scandals piled up.
After becoming Prime Minister in 1996, as part of a series of provocative acts designed to, in his words, "make a clean break" ending the Oslo peace process, thereby showing the Americans and Palestinians who was in charge, Netanyahu announced plans to construct "Har Homa" on that Arab hill.
Charles van Commenee, the new head coach of UK Athletics, has urged Dwain Chambers to make a clean break with his past and those involved in his history of doping.
Moores spoke of using his predecessor Flower as "a sounding board" following his move to a new job with the England and Wales Cricket Board as the technical director of elite coaching, but Cook acknowledged the need to make a "clean break" from the Flower era which ended in a 5-0 Ashes defeat.
