Sentence examples for to breakaway from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having broken away from a larger unit.
- The breakaway republic is slowly establishing order and civil society.
"When you're a cop, as I am, there's definite value to breakaway neckwear," he said.
In addition, sophisticated material from Iran for making bombs is going to "breakaway" militiamen, he said.
81 mins: An uncharacteristically slack pass from Murphy presents Wolfsburg with a great chance to breakaway.
The effects of cyclic reaction, grain size and water vapour on the resistance of 304SS to breakaway oxidation are discussed.
All three turnovers led to breakaway layups that helped stretch Pittsburgh's lead to 63-53 with 3 minutes 30 seconds to go, and UConn was done.
That album had only one Top 10 hit and sold few copies compared to "Breakaway," which sold more than six million copies in the United States alone and established Ms. Clarkson as a major pop star.
Brighton were vulnerable to breakaways as they pressed forward, and Conor Coady drew an excellent fingertip save from Stockdale with a 20-yard shot.
In attack, the visitors were restricted to breakaways and rarely got into dangerous areas.
He's not attempting to bridge to the breakaway.
Either that or he's attempting to bridge to the breakaway.
These models can be used to optimize handle design to maximize breakaway strength and minimize injuries due to falls from ladders or scaffolds.
