Sentence examples for may breaking the from inspiring English sources

The move came as figures from Nationwide building society showed UK house prices hit a new peak in May – breaking the previous high reached before the financial crisis – to hit an average of £186,512.

The switch may be brief, or it may break the novel in two, to brilliant effect.

The Beard Liberation Front has high hopes that Jeremy Corbyn may break the mould.

Jewish law teaches that one may break the Sabbath if the matter involves "concern for human life".

"He may break the rules, bend the rules, do whatever he needed to do to get paid," Martinez said.

Various crossbench senators suggest that a referendum in Australia may break the parliamentary deadlock on same-sex marriage.

Some law enforcement officials worry that amateur detectives may break the law themselves when hunting down cybercriminals.

The Liberals' motives, he says, are different: they fear that the costs may break the welfare state.

They also have something else — a fear that coming episodes of the show may break the law.

They may break the law and hurt others, but Mr. Bain Hogg's subjects are not caricatures.

In fact, refusing to strike a bet at their advertised odds may break the spirit of the regulations, but it does not break any law.