Sentence examples for start to break up from inspiring English sources

Both start to break up, and shards of bone and metal can be driven into the brain.

Most predicted that it would start to break up soon enough, and that the match would be over inside five days or so.

That struggle leads him to the discovery that everything is ambiguous and there are no certainties, as his pictures start to break up into planes of light.

Bring to a simmer and cook gently, stirring often, for 10 minutes, until the apples start to break up but are not yet mushy.

Scientists had previously thought that Florida's reef, the only barrier reef in the continental US, wouldn't start to break up until around 2050.

But late last night there was a stand-off as officers moved to start to break up the climate camp that had been set up.

It's a start to breaking up the system – it might be something for people to think about next time.

The team, however, was starting to break up as players fled for the west.

By the end of the period, Pangea was starting to break up into the pieces familiar on the modern globe.

It won't just be the EU that starts to break up, it will be Britain too".

By mid-June, however, the lagoon ice starts to break up and Cooper begins to resemble an island with water lapping at its shores.