Sentence examples for one day break from inspiring English sources
The official, Cabinet Secretary Yasuo Fukuda, the most senior aide to Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, told reporters on Friday that Japan might one day break with its so-called three non-nuclear principles, a decades-old policy officially forswearing weapons of mass destruction.
Project managers sell the corn to grocery stores, farmers' markets, and individuals, and they hope to one day break into the market of chefs who focus on using indigenous ingredients.
The researchers suggest that an optimized version of the technology could one day break through the theoretical cap of around 30percentt efficiency on conventional solar cells.
These are the sort of apps that could one day break Facebook's, or any social network's, hold on its members.
Fights stopped one day break out the next.
And that he still believes that he could one day break his 200m world record of 19.19 sec, set in Berlin seven years ago.
I only hope that Stenham, having exorcised her demons, one day breaks out of the jagged family circle.
His father, Maurice, played for Somerset and England, he played for Hampshire as an all-rounder for 15 years, and his son, Chris, who has also played for England, is a key member of the current Hampshire attack with hopes of one day breaking back into the national team.
He was also qvetchy, arrogant (a fellow student punched him in the face one day, breaking his nose), a self-promoter, and had a dubious record regarding self-cleanliness (He wore boots made of dog skin, which he almost never removed. When he did, finally, remove them, a lot of his skin came off with the boots).
"In all of these places, the amount of rain pouring down in one day broke local records — and while each of these individual events has been caused by a number of different factors, we find a clear overall upward trend for these unprecedented hazards," Lehmann said.
The voting would continue in that pattern (three days of voting with a one-day break) until the 34th voting round.
