Sentence examples for marking a break in from inspiring English sources

Italy has provided seven air bases and eight aircraft for the Libyan operation, marking a break in its relations with Colonel Qaddafi, but with the intention of protecting the civilian population.

This installation marked a break in Holzer's work.

The Spanish Civil War marked a break in the development of the arts.

The agreement marked a break in Syria's long dominance over its smaller neighbor.

That meeting would mark a break in Colonel Qaddafi's elusive behavior since the NATO bombing strikes began two months ago.

Nicole Hodges Persley cites its release as a critical moment in hip hop and writes that it "marked a break in bicoastal hip hop sound".

The strike Wednesday was Spain's first general strike since 2002 and marked a break in the once-close relationship between unions and the Socialist government.

Wright's depiction of the awe produced by scientific "miracles" marked a break with traditions in which the artistic depiction of such wonder was reserved for religious events, since to Wright the marvels of the technological age were as awe-inspiring as the subjects of the great religious paintings.

This has marked a break with post-show form in recent years, with its artists being thought of as long-term prospects, rather than quick fixes for an ailing industry.

From Mr Blair's point of view, it keeps his successor on message up to and beyond the moment he himself decides to quit.To those who were hoping that a Brown premiership would mark a break with the recent past in substance as well as style, it is all intensely frustrating.

It marked a break-through for Stevens in 1930, his first poem after 6 unproductive years.