Sentence examples for need some break from inspiring English sources

Professor Cathy Davidson of Duke, in a 2011 HBR interview, defined the maximum length of uninterrupted human concentration as 20 minutes, before we need some break, whether to space out or check our email.

"Sometimes you just need some breaks to get a momentum going, and I'm not getting any," Sorenstam said.

A brand new rifle will need some break-in rounds.

The eye needs some break points.

"They need some things to break their way for $10 to happen," Mr. Girsky said.

"Going into Cleveland, we're going to definitely have to bring our A game, so we need some things to break loose for us," Minnesota Manager Tom Kelly said.

Don't study too long, you need some time for breaks.

He's going to need some guy-friendly breaks during his engagement.

It wouldn't be surprising to see Mexico do that again, but El Tri is going to need some good fortune to break the quarterfinal curse.

You need to take some breaks so that your brain can process the information.

Conversely, an MD who sees a patient after a multi-day break would need some time to become refamiliarized with the patient's progress and current state.