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Sentences with break up

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  • Civil war could come if the country breaks up. [VERB PREPOSITION]
  • My girlfriend had broken up with me. [VERB PREPOSITION + with]
  • MPs say they work too hard and that is why so many of their marriages break up. [VERB PREPOSITION]
  • A neighbour asked for the music to be turned down and the party broke up. [VERB PREPOSITION]
  • It's the last week before they break up, and they're doing all kinds of Christmas things. [VERB PREPOSITION]
  • The line's gone; I think you're breaking up. [VERB PREPOSITION]
  • Kindness breaks me up; it makes me cry. [VERB noun PREPOSITION]
  • Since the break-up of his marriage he had not formed any new relationships.
  • ...the break-up of British Rail for privatisation. [+ of]
  • The meeting broke up at noon
  • You're breaking up
  • The news of his death broke her up
  • This caused the break-up of the coalition.
  • He broke a vase.
  • She broke her promise.
  • To break off friendly relations with another country.
  • He broke his leg.
  • To break the skin.
  • The bleating of a foghorn broke the silence. The troops broke formation.
  • His touchdown run broke the tie. She found it hard to break the cigarette habit.
  • She had to break the set to sell me the two red ones I wanted.
  • She broke a dollar bill into change. The prism broke the light into all the colors of the rainbow.
  • The stone broke the surface of the water.
  • To break jail.
  • He never broke 200 in bowling or 80 in golf.
  • He broke the good news to her at dinner.
  • The police needed only a week to break that case.
  • She almost broke a blood vessel from laughing so hard.
  • To break a watch.
  • She broke the blister with a needle.
  • They threatened to break him if he didn't stop discounting their products.
  • They broke him by the threat of blackmail.
  • His arm broke the blow.
  • To break a horse.
  • They will break the story tomorrow.
  • He broke a curve over the plate for a strike.
  • The FBI broke his alibi by proving he knew how to shoot a pistol.
  • They were going to break the sales campaign with a parade in April.
  • The glass broke on the floor.
  • She pulled too hard and the string broke.
  • The knob broke off in his hand.
  • The television set broke this afternoon.
  • War broke over Europe.
  • She broke into song. When they entered, a cheer broke from the audience.
  • His face broke into a smile.
  • He broke away from the arresting officer. She finally broke away from her parents and got an apartment of her own.
  • The pass receiver broke for the goal line.
  • The hunters broke through the underbrush.
  • A blood vessel broke in his nose. The blister broke when he pricked it.
  • Don't break in on the conversation. Let's break for lunch.
  • A deer broke into the clearing. A rash broke out on her arm.
  • The day broke hot and sultry.
  • The storm broke.
  • The weather broke after a week, and we were able to sail for home.
  • After years of hardship and worry, his health broke.
  • He broke under questioning.
  • Her heart broke when he told her that he no longer loved her.
  • After his voice broke, he could no longer sing soprano parts.
  • His voice broke when he mentioned her name.
  • The waves broke on the shore.
  • The ball broke over the plate.
  • The horses broke fast from the gate.
  • The fighters fell into a clinch and broke on the referee's order.
  • The story broke in the morning papers.
  • There was a break in the window.
  • The break in the wall had not been repaired.
  • A break for freedom.
  • When the rain lessened, I made a break for home.
  • Abstract painters made a break with the traditions of the past.
  • They noticed a curious break in his voice.
  • Sorry to hear about your bad luck, but I guess those are the breaks.
  • The actors took a ten-minute break from rehearsal.
  • It broke up when it hit the ground.
  • She broke up with her boyfriend last week.
  • The meeting finally broke up after a three-hour discussion.
  • You're breaking up. Can you repeat that?
  • Break up the cheese and put it in the salad.
  • The police came in to break up the disturbance.
  • England's superior conditioning began to show in the final quarter and as the game began to break up, their three-quarters began to stamp their authority on the game. And when Foden went on a mazy run from inside his own 22 and put Ashton in for a long-range try, any threat of an upset was when and truly snuffed out.
  • A clean break.
  • They broke camp at dawn and proceeded toward the mountains.
  • He played poker all night and broke even.
  • To break ground for a new housing development.
  • It breaks my heart to hear you are leaving me.
  • He didn't show up again? Oh, give me a break!
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