Sentence examples for make or break events from inspiring English sources

For Coty is powerful, hot-tempered, a watchful dreamer, creative, secretive, a man described as apt to make or break events with a "yes" or a "no," a man known to be red-haired and a Corsican.

Green groups put on a spectacle -- yes, Greenpeace even docked two of its famous boats nearby to "help in pushing the delegates" -- and some observers declared it a make or break event in global climate history.

The steel site in Redcar remains a viable and efficient plant and the government-led steel summit taking place in two weeks will be a make or break event for the entire industry".

We don't sacrifice substance for style and don't believe any single branded activation will make or break the event".

For producers like Ms. Fleurance and her sons (and co-proprietors) Pascal and Olivier, who lack the marketing budgets and economies of scale that big producers enjoy, the salons are make-or-break events.

So pick your MC carefully, ask them how they will prepare, ask them what's important about being an MC, get recommendations and don't consider it an afterthought – they will make or break the perception of your event.

Though it once had a reputation as an event to make or break major deals, now CMJ is more about networking and building awareness and community, said Adam Shore, the general manager of Vice Records.

While the non-Olympic disciplines created a momentum that sustained the team all week, the events that will make or break the team in London are looking good.

Make or break?

It's make or break.

Wasn't make or break.