Sentence examples for remarkable break from inspiring English sources

But in a remarkable break with tradition, others did not.

In Stockholm's Globe arena, and in a remarkable break from recent tradition, some of the music wasn't bad.

This new approach represents a remarkable break with the past, since flood management in Flanders is traditionally based on flood probability reduction through engineering practices.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet That was Baby Hope, whose case, Commissioner Raymond Kelly announced, may now be nearing a solution, thanks to a remarkable break, one that says something about how crimes are solved.

That was Baby Hope, whose case, Commissioner Raymond Kelly announced, may now be nearing a solution, thanks to a remarkable break, one that says something about how crimes are solved.

It was an odd mixture of a remarkable break with Labour's past; lacerating criticism of the Tories' 18 years in office; and an apparent determination to occupy much of the Tories' own centre-right ground.

As Cowell, who covered the story as London bureau chief for The New York Times, puts it, this was "another of the remarkable breaks in the case that enabled the police to unravel what the poisoners had envisaged as the perfect crime".

It also enjoys the remarkable tax break of exemption from VAT on fuel.

But what is most remarkable about "Break The Skin" is its restrained tone and the author's generosity toward his very needy characters.

So Marilynne Robinson, who has just won the Orange prize, must have done something remarkable to break both these rules so triumphantly.

The Murrays saved a remarkable eight break points to hold in the fourth game, but a quick hold by the Belgians told the story of their defiance.