How To Use Break away In A Sentence
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The completed building is a towering rectangular block with almost no decoration, an austere statement and bold break away from the traditional methods of architectural adornment.
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The company wanted to break away from its traditional, downmarket image.
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—In autumn, with a great creaking and a snapping of twigs, they break away from trunks grown thick with bark and phloem, which become husks with jagged tips, or later often topple from sheer grief.
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Mere mimicry, however, isn't the track's damnable sin, but rather a byproduct of the curious choice to break away from the electronic fidgeting that distinguished ‘A Whisper’.
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Each sibling feels the need to break away - Emma to follow her new dream of being an archaeologist, Blue to track down his elusive and by now vagrant father, whom he finds squatting in an abandoned warehouse.
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The company wants to break away from its downmarket image.
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They enjoyed a break away with their daughter Samantha and her twin girls Rebecca and Crystal.
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Glaciers can move and calving can occur, causing huge icebergs to break away and wreak havoc.
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He made a move to break away into the street, and I tried to grab him, catching the end of his shirt.
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The company wanted to break away from its traditional, downmarket image.
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As far as the office itself is concerned, companies have to break away from their traditional reliance on the perimeter firewall and look to harden up defences from within.
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Dig carefully so the roots do not break away from the clump, which results in blind roots.
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He ran with the remuda, but every time the remuda was driven towards the pen, he would break away.
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A truly contemporary eucharistic prayer might safely break away from the berakah.
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In other games played West romped home 55 to 23 over Memo Rovers and then the break away Panthers team defeated their former team mates, Federal 43 to 25.
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We break away from the house for the wilderness, darting across gravel quickly.
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The young boys and girls from the Fountain of Life in Pattaya saw some of their dreams and wishes come true, and received a break away from the mundane life on land.
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If you can break away from the magnetic pull of the music, visit the excellent, almost impromptu street markets which spring up at different hours in different daily locations.
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Can't you break away from old habits?
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Hamilton demands a car that is designed and set up to "oversteer" - that is, to encourage the back end to break away as the power is applied in a corner, so that the driver can control it with instant and often spectacular reactions.
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Some leaders are looking for business tools to help them break away from the pack.
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I break away only to hear its plaintive cries through the rest of my visit.
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FRAZIER: And with that and what we think is the safe rescue of the parasailor, we're going to break away from the story now, and we'll take a break, too.
CNN Transcript Aug 23, 2001
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It takes guts to break away from the ties that bind you.
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The company wanted to break away from its traditional, downmarket image.
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There is nothing unified about a nation of people; for every crowd there is a break away.
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Cleveland threatened to break away by sweeping a three game series in the first 2001 meeting between the Indians and the Twins.
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She managed to break away from the pack and establish a lead.
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She managed to break away from the pack and establish a lead.
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Finally, I break away and lay back on the bed, extending my hand to the night table, fumbling to open the drawer.
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The region now known as Shaba twice tried to break away from Zaire in the 1970s.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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How can I break away from all these tangles and let abjuration bury the debris.
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Now the Episcopal Church has upped the ante: It has declared that if congregations break away and buy their sanctuaries, they must disaffiliate from any group that professes to be Anglican.
Twenty-First Century Excommunication
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The company wanted to break away from its traditional, downmarket image.
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It would be foolish to try and restart film series again and break away from donner's and singer's superman going back with routh and all that.
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She managed to break away from the pack and establish a lead.
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Dylan's latest record is a conscious attempt to break away from his old image and try out a new style.
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There was novelty in the track itself; Brunel was to break away from the crude track of earlier lines with what was called ‘bridge rail’, laid on longitudinal beams, the latter in turn joined by cross-beams.
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The Thunderwolves crashed the UW net and used their superior speed to break away from checks.
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The point is not to just to sidestep the nativist critique but to sublate it, in the manner in which Engels understood sublating Hegel in his critique of Ludwig Feuerbach; to take into consideration that which is relevant, effective and forceful in the critique but at the same time to break away from its preoccupation with origins and authenticity.
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Exhausted after two grueling climbs in 90-degree heat, the main pack let six unknown riders break away, then rode together, unremarkably, for the rest of 112-mile 10th stage between the Alpine towns of Chambery and Gap on Wednesday.
Tour Cyclists Take Working Holiday
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So I do equate (not "conflate") Johnson and Bond in this context: Some Black "prominent" people (some of them from the civil rights movement era) have seemingly found it difficult to break away from the (hopefully, now past) paternalistic relationship carved out with "the Clintons" over time.
NAACP Head To DNC: Seat Florida And Michigan Delegations
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Also, as more water flows, parts of the riverbed break away.
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The preceding autumn at the Great Kodokan Red and White Match I had been lucky enough to break away from my group and advance to the third dan.
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The lack of imaginative power to break away from convention, _their convention_, is a serious defect in their character.
The Belovéd Vagabond
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The company wanted to break away from its traditional, downmarket image.
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So when we look at development we must not just break away from the paper concept but recognise that rights and contextual information, or what many today know as bibliographic, metadata and marketing material, are mere attributes of the content.
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Those notabilities included one horse's acceptance of only one rider, and another horse's sagacity at any chance to break away whenever an unfamiliar rider was attempting to dismount.
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When he became the commander's adjutant at the American Flying School at Issoudun, he found it difficult to break away to learn to fly.
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All the rest of that game until the eighth, chukker after chukker, the Rajputs managed to reverse the usual procedure, obliging the English team to wear itself out in terrific efforts to break away, tiring men and ponies in a tight scramble in which neither side could score.
Guns of the Gods
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The sheer number and proximity of males and females is a boost, although some species do break away temporarily from the school in mating pairs when the moment to spawn arrives.
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How do stocks like Quarterdeck and Iomega break away from the conventional pack and come away with the winnings?
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Glaciers can move and calving can occur, causing huge icebergs to break away and wreak havoc.
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Even seemingly wild ideas may be aired at this point to break away from stale thinking.
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Approximately midway through the half Waterloo began to break away, forcing the Thunderbirds to up their game.
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He grabbed her, but she managed to break away.
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This was natural in the initial stage of the Revolution, when class lines had not had time to reveal themselves, when the aspirations of the so-called united revolutionary front found expression in the diffuse program of a party that was ready to welcome equally the workingman who feared to break away from the peasant; the peasant who was seeking land and liberty; the intellectual attempting to guide both of them; the chinovnik (officeholder) endeavoring to adjust himself to the new regime.
From October to Brest-Litovsk
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Wall-mounted units can break away when subjected to the patient's weight unless they are reinforced with grab bars.
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The company is trying to break away from its traditional image.
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You fool, she bespoke him as he began to break away, youll surely perish in such weather regardless of your Coordinator capabilities.
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Mr. Gordon is so careful about accidents that he has the chain hauled over and examined every twelve hours, and a prize is given to any one who can find a faulty link; yet in spite of all this from time to time it will break away.
The Romance of Isabel, Lady Burton
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The ship would have to interflow with the enormous magnetic and gravitational fields of Earth in order for its gigantic bulk to break away from such a mass.
The Battle of Forever
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She managed to break away from the pack and establish a lead.
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A truly contemporary eucharistic prayer might safely break away from the berakah.
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Is it assumed that the south's decision to break away is a mere temporary aberrance?
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The people of the province wished to break away and form a new state.
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By 1800 Beethoven was writing more orchestral music, and the sonatas began to break away from the symphonic mould.
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And he is more than matched by Williams's calculated turn as the cold-hearted killer, in a role which marks a welcome break away from the sentimental slush of recent projects.
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Employees should take a break away from office equipment every hour or two.
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Sometimes chunks of this corrosion can break away and get lodged in valves or faucets.
