Sentence examples for which breaks from from inspiring English sources

Few professional sports leagues have a longer offseason than the NFL, which breaks from early February right through to September.

Regrettably there is just silence, as anything which breaks from the dominant neoliberal market-driven agenda of Westminster is to be ignored.

That in no way describes Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, which breaks from the gate like a snail on Valium.

The next-gen OS, which breaks from Apple's prior convention of using big cat names for OS updates (naming it after a surf break at Half Moon Bay, California,  instead), brings a raft of improvements, including an enhanced Finder, better multimonitor support, a standalone iBooks application, and improved power management to OS X-powered Macs.

They welcome his strong criticism of Israel, which breaks from the past Turkish leadership.

That leg-break of his which breaks from the off might win a test match!" Bosanquet was one of the few bowlers in the MCC team not to have some success in the opening two matches of the tour, although he impressed Warner.

The Remonstrant Brethren, which broke from the Protestant church in 1619, accepted gay marriages in 1986.

Slovenia, which broke from Yugoslavia in 1991, is small but relatively wealthy.

As an example of the successful transition, they point to the legal, radical-left party Aralar, which broke from Batasuna by condemning violence a decade ago.

He learned to walk, and began to wander, still unable to speak — "the uncouth and inarticulate sounds which broke from me frightened me into silence again".

But this weekend, the transport planes brought the first significant numbers of allied ground combat troops to northern Iraq, which broke from Mr. Hussein's rule in 1991.