Sentence examples for potential break from inspiring English sources

Tough tackle on Beckham broke up a potential break for England off an outlet throw by goalkeeper David James.

Both polling firms are highly rated by the forecast, and so can sway the model when they appear to show a potential break in the race.

That suggested a potential break in the long-solid Republican wall of opposition to anything that smacked of a tax increase.

Mr. Gorman, a lanky Australian whose ascension after just four years at Morgan Stanley represents a potential break with the Mack years, promoted Thomas R. Nides, Mr. Mack's chief administrative officer, to the newly created post of chief operating officer.

A server has to lose at least four points to have their serve broken, but if one of them is a double fault, the alarm bells will always ring the loudest for a potential break of serve.

But cricketers are optimists and often think they can spot a potential break in prevailing weather systems that are undetectable even to the experts at the Meteorological Office, despite their easy access to powerful supercomputers.

The next potential break-point is March 2017 and relations in the past have been frosty.

But a messy default and potential break-up of the currency union is in nobody's interest.

Perhaps if you had pre-empted the break-up you could have started the tears early and quelled any potential break-up!

Europe faces the potential break-up of the single currency unless it takes urgent action to deal with the euro crisis, Prime Minister David Cameron warned today.

Analysts at Numis Securities said: "As we have said before, we see the only reason to hold Smiths shares is for a potential break-up, perhaps realising circa 1300p.