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• It will be the 35th anniversary of the event being revived after a break of several years.
• It's time to consider some time off and we're thinking about a short break to Germany.
• She felt it was her job to break the silence between the two.
• It's like going out into the sea and letting the waves break over you.
• it's a tough break
• I was acting as referee and telling them to break
• It was created in 1943 to break German codes.
• She was able to make good on a pass from her linemate to break the scoreless tie.
• his big break came when a critic gave him a rave review
• there was a break in the ice
• When dawn began to break , I guarded the controls and let my pilot continue with the approach.
• Worse still, soldiers were used to break strikes: workers and peasants were set to fight one another in the clothes of striker and soldier.
• He said it was possible that weapons used in the prison break could have been introduced to the property through the gaping fence.
• she put out an arm to break her fall
• Most of us are more inclined to break a note than fish around trying to find the right change.
• a coffee break
• It didn't break the skin and they didn't think it was serious until a few weeks ago half of her body was going numb.
• the half-term break is over
• Having set up the venue themselves, they left for a break but on their return found the hall locked again.
• He is set to miss the rest of the season after sustaining a serious break to his right leg.
• there's a break in the skin
• it's hard to break a habit
• he was trying to break the terrible news gently to his father
• Many, many trainers have tried to break this horse, and have not succeeded.
• They keep their overhead low, buy goods in large lots and pass on the price break to the customer.
• On the opposite shore, I could make out a small railway bridge through a break in the trees.
• In a break with tradition, the Welsh Rugby Union has decided to make tickets for Six Nations matches available to the general public via their internet site.
• He started to search for a sheltered spot where he could break his journey.
• section break
• They combined as early as the third minute, a break by the scrum half putting Dixon through a gap to score.
• If you must break for tea, keep it quick.
• he waited for a break in the traffic
• I'll talk to you during the break
• He missed a simple looking penalty before making the break that put his team on the attack.
• For adults over 25, many doctors regard it as too late to break their eating habits and make them fit and lean again.
• it's a clean break from that job
• Although the trip could comfortably be accomplished in one day I chose to break my journey at Middletown for an overnight stay.
• a break of 83 put him in front for the first time
• They were desperately looking for any clue that would help them break the code.
• She resists the urge to break her diet.
• Government indifference and racist violence did not break the movement - in fact it radicalised it.
• This represented a break with 1900 years of complete Christian consensus.
• The saplings can survive for decades in the shade, waiting for a break in the canopy and a chance to join their relatives in the sunlight.
• The association will break for the summer but the executive will continue to meet as usual.
• the spectacular vistas occasionally offered by a break in the rain forest
• a government threat to use the army to break the strike
• The curve has a sharp, top-to-bottom break , and the changeup has come along nicely.
• It is no wonder that winter time is when most people break their exercise routines, start unhealthy eating habits and gain weight.
• It can be a positive thing - adrenaline helps us get things done - but not if it continues without a break .
• we will break our journey in Venice
• If he didn't watch what he was doing, he really was going to break one of these machines.
• it's break time
• He finished off a fine break by Hodgson to score at the posts and Hodgson added the conversion.
• For instance, if the break is clean and not frayed, he knows the frame has been knocked off the wall.
• the song is a break from the norm
• When you see a colleague struggling, walk him to the vending machine for a break .
• On Saturday morning, a woman visits the family home for about four hours in order to give the parents a brief break .
• he was stretchered off with a break to the leg
• I haven't got any change, and I don't want to break a fiver.
• The students have been urged to take a break from revision.
• That night the cabinet rounded up the strike leaders and flooded Glasgow with tanks and trainloads of troops to break the strike.
• the council says it will prosecute traders who break the law
• As part of their project, they created an Oak tree grove, with picnic and seating area, an ideal spot to rest or break a long journey.
• the district attorney says she will prosecute retailers who break the law
• Norwich scored on a rare break with 11 minutes left
• He has a house in Burgundy, about halfway between Tuscany and England, and it was agreed to break the journey there.
• the idea was to better the prisoners, not to break them
• Each time she attempted to move she felt the sharp edge of the blade break her skin.
• it's a break with the way the business was run
• Her big break came in 1980, when she broadcast to one of the largest news audiences of all time.
• If either voltage or current is too big you could break the circuit.
• The former husband emerged as the most promising suspect after the detectives were able to break his alibi.
• It's a computer program that's used to break ciphers.
• he stopped to wait for a break in the traffic
• Honestly, a course isn't going to help break the bad habits that caused the problem in the first place.
• All three friends ran and jumped into the hole, hoping that there was something soft to break their fall.
• they break for lunch at two
• In an interactive lecture, he then examined the tricks used to break such codes.
• he worked without a break
• he made a break for the door
• Imprisonment does not break the cycle of offending and addiction.
• I didn't realize Vikki wasn't willing to break her healthy habits and was unable to convince her to share fish 'n chips with me.
• If both sides have nine and a half points, the cards are recounted in a different way to break the tie.
• The fly half made the break , but his pass was ruled forward.
• I started trying to break the code and was getting nowhere.
• The club will run until June, break for the summer and resume again in September.
• For this purpose the score for a simple game is ignored except to break ties.
• the magazine has been published without a break since 1950
• the weather is about to break
• The union claims that management has begun recruiting casual workers to break the strike.
• After scoring a break of 118 in the opening frame yesterday, he lost the next on black.
• on the lake two islands break the surface
• He made a fine break but fumbled the pass.
• They are up extremely high, and they decide to break for lunch.
• Will people want to honour her, as they did then, or will the extended bank holiday designated for this purpose simply pass off as a pleasant break ?
• Both teams have two points each and are hungry for the additional two points to break the tie.
• This truly is a big break for Darren who has been playing a major part in the Broadway presentation of Riverdance for the past couple of years.
• During the strike workers condemned management appeals to private sector workers to break the strike.
• a weekend break in the Cotswolds
• While attempting to break the Nazi codes, his character becomes obsessed with finding the woman he loves.
• A break in the crowd gave me a full view of her as she stepped briskly down the steps, with her small square leather bag in her hand.
• It would open up the ice for a big play, the long pass and a quick break .