Sentence examples for means to break from inspiring English sources

Gaddafi means to break us, so this squeeze will continue".

It is a habit he means to break.

As a result, the idea of what it means to break up is also being redefined.

Mr. Annan told reporters that the meeting was organized to discuss Iraq's relations with the United Nations and to "find ways and means to break the current deadlock".

Baseball will stick it to you; it means to break your heart, and though old fans do understand that it's losing, in all its variety, that makes winning so sweet, the departure of Joe Torre is something else altogether.

And if that's the case, then it could be that policies cutting financial sector pay are just as effective a means to break the plutocratic cycle as policies that limit the scope for government bail-outs.

Thatcher tried valiantly to persuade Reagan to exert pressure on the Israelis as a means to breaking the deadlock in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict but she was unsuccessful.

"I didn't mean to break the crayon," Janis said.

"We were meant to break stereotypes," Rochelle told me.

"M&T certainly didn't mean to break the law.

"It was meant to break the regularity of the building.