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breakers

[ US /ˈbɹeɪkɝz/ ]
[ UK /bɹˈe‍ɪkəz/ ]
NOUN
  1. waves breaking on the shore

How To Use breakers In A Sentence

  • The distant baaing of lambs as they roamed the higher slopes beckoned him, as did the late afternoon sunshine and the strong breeze gusting through the giant copper beech, a sound that always reminded him of breakers pounding the shore. THE TIME QUAKE
  • But now that the sun was fully out, he could see beyond the breakers, way beyond the waves to the flat water at the back.
  • Innocent have-a-go hero in cells for ten hours - As a former traffic warden and store detective with two police commendations to her name, Wendy Challis-Jones is all too familiar with tackling lawbreakers. Waterloo Sunset « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG
  • But this is an idle boast if police are forced to abandon one set of law breakers to chase after another.
  • They're the groundbreakers and the pathfinders.
  • Offshore, breakers swelled in the whitecaps and then crashed in the shallow water, strong enough to body surf for twenty yards.
  • The workers are also concerned about the NAC's willingness to employ strike-breakers.
  • It's a metaphor too good not to overuse, which is why everything from insurance companies to arctic icebreakers have incorporated the word Sampo in their names. The Lure Of The Sampo
  • But she admitted there are certain things she wore back then that she would not wear now, such as navel breakers or deep-cut tops with her boobs sticking out.
  • Management claims that its operations are almost normal because 1,000 workers returned to work after LCMC started hiring strike-breakers in early July.
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