How To Use Breaking away In A Sentence
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This part of the building, the place where it relaxes and puts its feet up, is housed in a cantilevered steel and glass tower that seems to be breaking away from the main structure.
James Murdoch's Sky scraper
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Their salvation and future prosperity lie not in pinning their faith on American aid and aggressive military blocs but in breaking away from her, in repudiating her foreign policy which threatens to drag them into another war, and in proclaiming a policy of peace and friendship with other nations.
Articles written by Nelson Mandela for Liberation, 1955-59
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Breaking away from the roofline of a condemned Gothic-style church, a goat-headed being with gray wings took flight, cutting from building to building in short trips as if it wanted to remain unseen.
Crossed
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The passage describes the climactic moment in a football game, just as the halfback is breaking away for a long, broken-field run.
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Breaking away from brother Viri, the abbot crossed to where Darius lay.
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Finally, the charismatics serve as another group that manifests the Pentecostal impulse, but who stay embedded in their home denominations instead of breaking away.
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Fitzgerald pshawed, and pished, and poohed; and then, breaking away from them, rode home.
Castle Richmond
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Usually the gemmae arise by the outgrowth of superficial cells, and become free by breaking away from their stalk.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 4, Part 3 "Brescia" to "Bulgaria"
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It was about breaking away from hypocritical sexual values.
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She jumped and spun around quickly, breaking away from the grasp.
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The writer sought to qualify her argument, with claims that Jazz "disorganizes all regular laws and order; it stimulates to extreme deeds, to a breaking away from all rules and conventions; it is harmful and dangerous, and its influence is wholly bad.
Study Says Hip-Hop Dumbs Listeners Down
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Nietzsche saw himself breaking away from Schopenhauer's pessimism by rejecting what he saw as his monism.
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Slow and melancholic, it fizzes momentarily before breaking away into a folk-like rhythm as Dylan Jones, the other half of the group, picks and slides his way through the frets of a steel string acoustic guitar.
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Whether rivals believe the numbers or not, the newest of six airlines in the Indian skies is showing signs of breaking away from the pack.
How Rahul Bhatia Found IndiGo Gold
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I don't remember it happening all at once - it must have been a slow process, like ice breaking away from a glacier.
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The = gills = are sinuate, adnate, somewhat ventricose, very rarely in abnormal specimens anastomosing near the margin of the pileus, at first light yellowish, then shading to umber and spotted with black and rusty brown as the spores mature, easily breaking away from the stipe, whitish on the edge.
Studies of American Fungi. Mushrooms, Edible, Poisonous, etc.
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a breaking away from family and neighborhood
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Or, for that matter, why would it translate into more difficulty in breaking away from a baseball-related solution in the word association task or figuring out that a tack box, if emptied, can be used as a support device?
Choke
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The road direct from Middleton is steep and narrow, with the road surface breaking away at the edges due to water erosion in places.
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There is also a shower room, and a cosy den - breaking away from all the open space - in which the warehouse's original hoisting gear is suspended from the ceiling.
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At the same time, it takes effect in accelerating functional transformation of superintendent departments and breaking away from the direct control and the participation of microeconomic activity .
