Sentence examples for will break out that from inspiring English sources

Given the ongoing consolidation in the metals and mining industries, it's not a question of when the next big deal will break out– that answer is: soon– it's a question of, who's next.

However, given the ongoing consolidation in the metals and mining industry, it's not a question of when the next big deal will break out– that answer is: soon– it's a question of, who's next.

He is informed that their escape route (a tunnel leading to the edge of the prison) is almost complete, and that they will break out of Sona that night.

And yet, the possibility is strong that the era of Tory dominance now under way will be a tale of two unions, both rent asunder: that the United Kingdom will break out of the EU, a move that will in turn break up the United Kingdom.

The Fed has a dual mandate to pursue both maximum employment and stable prices, but, in today's environment, the large benefits from continuing to focus on achieving full employment outweigh any risks that uncontainable inflation will break out.

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke had a double-edged message for traders, voicing expectations that the economy will break out of the recession in 2009, but cautioning that growth thereafter is likely to remain sluggish.

NATO peacekeeping forces to this day stand guard for fear that war will break out.

"It doesn't of itself mean that we will break out of this culture of looking southward and regarding those down there as needing to be brought up to European standards," Mr. Witney added.

Cook it four hours at 400, four hours at 200, resulting in skin so crispy that fights will break out.

From Ireland to Slovenia, patrons can stop by a pub or tavern and feel reasonably sure that song will break out.

"I think the odds are growing that the market will break out of its trading range.