Sentence examples for they were breaking down from inspiring English sources
Their digestive and insulin systems had nearly shut down and they were breaking down their own fat and muscle tissue.
Take a recent visit to Flatiron vegetarian hotspot abcV: "On the menu they were breaking down the ingredients in the juices and various things — very well intentioned," Heng says.
All these inmates, still in their chains, escape from this jail, and they were breaking down the gate of this jail, and crawling in their chains over this gate to escape.
"If you replace the broken pumps, but don't address why they were breaking down at such high rates, you may be wasting precious resources," says Davis, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering and director of the Water, Health and Development Program at the Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment.
The goal may have been early in the second half, but for all Milan's running, for all that its players had much more of the ball, it seldom looked as if they were breaking down the labyrinth or the resolve of the massed Inter defense.
A9 Bush Visits Intelligence Center President Bush visited the new National Counterterrorism Center, introducing his nominee for director to employees and voicing confidence that they were breaking down the barriers that hobbled the American intelligence bureaucracy before the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
They were broken down in various ways and aggregated, thus allowing some conclusions to be drawn.
If they were broken down at the side of the road, would you pull out and offer up your jumper cables, or drive on by.
Improvement in renal function occurred in the group as a whole and within each subgroup when they were broken down by AKI severity.
These data were stored in a database where they were broken down by action taken: Letters a), b) or c), calendar year, and location of residence.
Wiita et al. used an additional suite of tools to study the abundance of proteins and the rate at which they were broken down by apoptotic proteases (Mahrus et al., 2008; Agard et al., 2012).
