Sentence examples for opening to break from inspiring English sources

But the Broncos managed only one field goal over the next eight and a half minutes, giving Duke an opening to break the game open.

With Sampras's marksmanlike placement on his serves, he didn't give Rafter an opening to break back.

And for the other candidates, the debate provides a much-needed opening to break through the Internet-fueled clutter of news in front of a national audience.

Stung by all the problems with its new 787 Dreamliner over the past decade, Boeing waited too long to start updating its larger 777 jets, giving Airbus an opening to break into the Japanese market that Boeing had dominated for decades, aviation analysts said Monday.

England put pressure on the New Zealand line, foraging for an opening to break the deadlock, and both Ben Westwood and Kirk Yeaman went close but the visitors' defence held firm.

The team's president, Joe Dumars, was open to breaking them up but never found the right deal.

Norquist has recently taken heat over his anti-tax pledge from some Republicans who are open to breaking their promise not to raise taxes under any circumstances, including Sen. Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga).

"We support open ecosystems to break monopolies and give greater choice and flexibility to consumers.

And he plans to talk to his audience in open rehearsals to break down the wall between performer and viewer.

"Various groups are arming themselves, and it may take only a minor provocation for open conflict to break out".

A new rift opened that started to break apart the supercontinent Rodinia, which North America was then a part of.