Sentence examples for resolve to break from inspiring English sources

Yorkshire called in two of their most famous sons, Geoffrey Boycott and Michael Vaughan, to help stiffen their resolve to break with tradition and recruit non-Yorkshire coaches following their shock championship relegation last season.

But the stepped-up efforts, while welcomed even by critics of the Army's record in dealing with combat-related stress, are also seen as a test of its resolve to break with the past.

This new Patrick, for all that he is in the throes of a powerful mid-life crisis, is kinder, and implicitly shot through with resolve to break the cycle of misery - Larkin's coastal shelf - that passes slowly from one generation to the next.

But even with the backlash against big tech and Facebook, it seems unlikely that the government has the resolve to break up Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp.

The real reason that OPEC has survived is a lack of US resolve to break it up.

When I got back, the lawyer continued treating me badly but I strengthened my resolve to break up with him.

When Richard Galt returned from Japan a year ago, he resolved to break into advertising.

This morning I'd resolved to break my habit, to make the day different.

"This generation needs to know what the pioneers achieved and how they resolved to break the records".

In July, the cops finally relented and issued a few permits, but by then many activists had given up on the system and resolved to break the law.

Danael's younger sister, Desi, at 11, is aware of the dysfunction around her and resolves to break the cycle of violence and dependency, though it is far from clear whether or how she will succeed.