Sentence examples for the breakup that from inspiring English sources

There are scenes, particularly during the breakup, that will be catnip for drag queens, but Soderbergh's overriding perspective is neither arch nor cruel.

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Elaborating on the AT&T comparison, Mr. Klein disputed another Microsoft argument: that it was not the breakup that freed AT&T to compete, but the order to deregulate it.

"It would be somewhat of a stretch," said William Kovacic, a professor at George Washington University Law School, "but I think the breakup that has been suggested is consistent with the broad and flexible historical legal standard in antitrust".

Might she make an exception, and finally break her silence on the breakup that inspired You Oughta Know, rumoured to have been actor-comedian Dave Coulier or even Matt LeBlanc?

Acknowledging that AT&T did remain a highly innovative company after it was broken up, Microsoft argues in its brief that it was not the breakup that freed AT&T to compete and innovate, but an accompanying order to deregulate it.

Yet these are the breakups that can hurt the most and make us feel most ridiculous when they upset our whole world.

I drew from my friends and the stories they've told me and the breakups that I've had and the relationships that just kind of missed. .

Although Clegg and Huhne have been political rivals, the Lib Dem leader has also been his friend and will take no personal pleasure in Huhne's downfall, or the family breakup that spiralled out of control into a tragedy.

The day you got dumped... the worst feeling in the world is a breakup that might never go away on the first day will suck.

Microsoft's stock dropped to its lowest level in more than a year amid reports that the government is seeking a breakup that would separate the Windows operating system from the software giant's other products.