Break In A Sentence

• Do not break sentences in two.
• And he would break his heart over me.
• I feared to break in suddenly upon her.
• Let him break off with her, and take this girl!
• There was just a little break in her voice, however.
• May I then let my ecstasy break forth!
• In my dreams I saw thy sword break in twain.
• No man break thy purple cup Set for drinking deep in.
• I'll break your head.
• The magnates have conspired together to break the law.
• Do not break sentences in two 12 7.
• You're trying to break up our show.
• If he would only for once break free from artificial restraints!
• I came to a point where a break in the walls let in the sunlight.
• You'll have to break it to his wife. . .
• A great impulse had come to him to break his pledge, to tell her the truth.
• Was you afraid I'd break my contract with you?
• The weaves roll and break, and roll and break from morning till night forever.
• For a long time I made unsuccessful efforts to break my chain.
• At Toocog there is sharp break between savanna and forest (Pl. 7, fig.
• For if the other party should be pressing, Perhaps he'll break with us.

• Before we know it someone else will break in and get all the cream off the proposition.
• The hunted stags, with their young ones, break through the thicket and disappear.
• I tied my horse near the break in the wall, and went to the shack on foot, this time.
• There she sat unconcerned, and I had to break it to her and did not know how to begin.
• Would she be worth to him the break with his mother, with his traditions, with his inherited ideals?
• Hence it is beyond the reach of almighty power itself to break up and confound the immutable foundations of reason and truth.
• Now two of these dwellers in the desert whom you see here with me halted to-day by the wayside and prepared to break their fast.
• The break between them serves the purpose of a rhetorical pause, throwing into prominence some detail of the action.
• There was not a break in the second show, but there was a great surprise for the boys when the third and last programme began.
• He felt that he should stifle unless he could break away into a place where there were winds and blown shadows and pure sunshine.
• He had to break his way through the thickets, see that some kind of a line was kept, and that orders were being executed.
• She seemed to melt rather than break from her attitude of waiting, so gently did her movements sink into the shadowy glow of the firelight.
• Did he build his hopes upon a possible break in the chain of Pennroyal's evidence?
• And he is not the man to break the word he has once given, whether it be to God or to his fellow-man.
• The surcharging spleen of the audience began to break in a murmuring, humming, and buzzing, from centre to gallery.
• As though the words had held a charm to break the spell of silence, they were followed by a babel of groans, of outcries and entreaties.
• The shot served to break up the fight and scatter the herd, however, and we returned to the cottonwoods with the hind-quarter of a fat calf.
• I remember the pigeon seasons, when the birds would come in millions, and cover the trees, and by their weight break down the branches.
• The Turkish host surrounded the Hungarians on every side, but were unable to break through their ranks.

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