Sentence examples for seeks to break out from inspiring English sources
Riddick is resourceful, and seeks to break out of the prison by any means necessary.
He finds himself amongst a community of misfits trapped at the site, and seeks to break out.
But Anne has also served as a model for teenage girls seeking to break out of traditional roles.
American officials argued that it would preclude Iran from shortening the time it would need to produce enough bomb-grade uranium for a nuclear device even further, and would provide additional warning if Iran sought to "break out" of its commitment to pursue only a peaceful nuclear program.
Such fears could certainly encourage Mr Lukashenko to seek to break out of Russia's tight embrace, by seeking to end his diplomatic isolation in the west.
Japan has sought to break out of the scientific ghetto of applied research, the long-favored emphasis on research with direct commercial applications.
It gets a lot easier when one side is willing to accept, tacitly at least, the need for a negotiated peace, and starts to act in ways that stabilise a stalemate, rather than seeking to break out of one.
Former Gov. Jon M. Huntsman Jr. of Utah, seeking to break out of the Republican pack, appeared to jar the audience when, in talking about the lack of trusting government, he declared: "We have been kicked around as a people.
If art – good and bad – is about provoking and pushing boundaries, then by its nature it will seek to break out of whatever bureaucratic box it has been given.
As Tuesday night's debate began, Clinton quickly sought to break out of that vicious cycle and turn the spotlight to her strengths, not her weaknesses.
For some, the success such hobbyists have had in tapping into their personal OnStar units evokes the hacker who seeks to break into a networked system simply out of curiosity.
