Sentence examples for which have broken from inspiring English sources

Most Western countries recognise Kosovo but not Abkhazia or South Ossetia which have broken away from Georgia.

Asked about the likelihood of a deal, Kenny said: "There were discussions taking place, which have broken down".

Of six haemodialysis machines which have broken down, "we could repair six for the cost of buying one new machine", he said.

A free press, led by the New York Times and the Washington Post, which have broken the big stories this month, is crucial.

Yesterday Paul Kenny, general secretary of the GMB union, which has already announced a cut in its fees from £1.2m to £150,000 a year, said: "There were discussions taking place, which have broken down".

But this is small compensation for the decline over the past two weeks of the Republicans' position in Virginia, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Florida and Ohio, all of which have broken sharply to the Democrats.

Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) is an acute respiratory illness, which has broken out in China.

The stockmarket, which had broken records all year, plunged by 2.4%.

This followed the economic chaos and riots which had broken out in the previous 18 months.

Israel, which had broken the siege of 1967, seemed the resurrection.

It was a new world record, which had broken her old record by a whopping 16.11 points.