Sentence examples for to break once from inspiring English sources
Most of the national inline records he continues to break once belonged to Chad Hedrick, now a long-track speedskater competing in his second Winter Olympics.
"From a young age, children are developing a taste for high sugar, salt and fatty foods that is difficult to break once established and, as a nation, we all have a responsibility to help shape children's diets".
The British No1 put in a typically brutal display of powerful tennis to break once in the first set and she survived a bout of nerves in the second to wrap up the win in one hour and 17 minutes.
Adverse criticism of certain features of La Jolie Fille de Perth prompted him to break once and for all with "the school of flonflons, trills and falsehoods" and to concentrate his attention on the two elements that had always been the strongest features of his music the creation of exotic atmosphere and the concern with dramatic truth.
It was, he said, an effort to break once and for all the political impasse that has stymied the country ever since its previous leader, Askar Akayev, was driven from power in March 2005 by violent protests against falsified parliamentary elections.
Things got considerably worse when two desperate Murray forehands landed in the net, and Verdasco benefited from an unplayable net cord to break once again, making it five games in a row as he took a two-set lead.
Since some lollipops may be hard to break, check once in a while to see if it has been broken.
It's just to suggest that anyone hoping for ground to be broken once more might consider gently downscaling their expectations.
The link between sovereign debt and bank debt has to be broken once and for all.
BBC Radio Leicester's Richard Rae: "A pattern, once established, can be hard to break, and once again Leicestershire subsided to a miserably heavy defeat after being competitive throughout the first half of the match.
On average he failed to break 80 once every four rounds and all year only broke par twice.
