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61. The first escape was a four-man operation that left two guards dead, but Dillinger's second break from the "escape-proof" Lake County Jail in Indiana in 1934 was far more impressive.

62. Or maybe we could take a break from our epic 100 houradventures, get out of our gaming massage chairs, and play Wii Fit for threehours a day to have the best of both worlds.

63. Canopus Lake in New York offers hikers a chance to take a break from the trail and enjoy rowboats, canoes or kayaks .

64. In the Philippines, preadolescent and adolescent boys traditionally are circumcised during summer school break from March to May.

65. Arsenal made a quick break from a Liverpool corner and scored a sucker punch goal – there were few Liverpool defenders to stop Arsenal.

66. After making public apologies and admitting to his infidelity, Woods said he would "take an indefinite break from professional golf".

67. Bionor does not plan to develop the vaccine to protect people from HIV, but as a way to give them a break from the AIDS drug cocktails called highly active antiretroviral therapy or HAART.

67. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and create good sentences.

68. Being a maverick, Mendelsohn said, "means challenging the establishment. Maverick means not being afraid to break from tradition when it makes sense."

69. The three daughters of a workshop leader at British Columbia's Hollyhock retreat take a break from beachcombing for crabs.

70. The achievement of independence in 1921 marked a break from the British system and was followed by the enactment of the Irish Constitution by the People in 1937.

71. For those who would like to take a break from the strain of city life, but feel it impossible to move to a less demanding environment, Lazar suggests yoga or meditation.

72. Officials said the collider would still take a planned monthlong break from colliding protons this fall.

73. Anyhow, in the memory of average person, derive from happy event, break from Bei.

74. For example: Arsenal made a quick break from a Liverpool corner and scored a sucker punch goal – there were few Liverpool defenders to stop Arsenal.

75. Taking a break from her busy job as principal at Brentano Math and Science Academy, Georgette Watson would wander into the preschool room next door to her office.

76. Family holidays are meant to be a break from routine.

77. Kennedy's third world policy represented a considerable break from the Washington world view of the fifties.

78. After making public apologies and admitting to his infidelity, Woods said he would "take an indefinite break from professional golf". Whether Woods will play in 2010 is still up for question.

79. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends taking a break from your screen every half an hour to prevent repetitive motion disorder and eyestrain.

80. Just taking a break from in doors can change your mood in a positive way.

81. To remove all the page breaks on a sheet, select the entire sheet and then choose Remove Page Break from the Insert menu.

82. That said, we also know that sometimes you need a little break from our blathering... I can feel one coming on right now.

83. He took a break from a board meeting recently to play bocce with two of them.

84. The Lakers also got a big break from referee Bob Delaney, who called Monta Ellis for a curious offensive foul before the Warriors could even inbound the ball with 4 seconds left in OT.

85. Linguistics and microeconomics have made the break from philosophy even more recently.

86. The Russian special services' "special relationship" with Abkhazia began well before the region's break from Georgia in 1991, in the days of the Soviet KGB.

87. We repent, we abjure, we will break from our chain.

88. Mr Woods has done that by announcing on his website that he is taking an "indefinite break from professional golf".

89. Give the immune system a break from that life-or-death battle, and it might be better able to do the surveillance work of corralling stray cells that escape the initial treatment.