Similar words: break in, break, break out, break off, break up, break away, break down, break through. Meaning: v. 1. express or utter spontaneously 2. change pace.
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91) You break into my van and you're accusing me of stealing.
92) Two burglar break into the office and steal the petty cash.
93) It takes some effort to break into flow after someone has achieved it.
94) For example, there are many ways a glass can break into pieces.
95) Password security is in the news again, as it is revealed that hackers had managed to break into the accounts of many Twitter users.
96) According to police, Spencer, a high school teacher, paid two students $100 each to break into his house and try to make off with a stereo.
97) A simple ray of light can break into a world of darkness and illuminate it.
98) After I left Cambridge with an English degree, I found myself running a multi-million-pound mail-order business, then later doing my best to break into television.
99) Because the new algorithm extends the state component of the automata, which makes constructing automata more complex, the security will be improved and it's harder to break into this cryptosystem.
100) NF-RUG meetings typically begin with a welcome to new members, then break into individual special interest group (SIG) discussions.
101) When our two souls stand up erect and strong, face to face, silent drawing nigh and nigher , until the lenghtening wings break into fire at either curvet point.
102) Last month, we figured out how to break into your business.
103) You want to break into a hotel room and steal a bag?
104) However, entering middle stage break into the lower left Mu Zhenshuo array of white, hair-trigger war.
105) The best items are small toys or toys break into pieces.
106) I once saw Baryshnikov break into a football player's run on stage, and I thought it altogether wonderful.
107) In Iowa, two men attempted to break into a man's home after mucking up their faces with a black magic marker.
108) Then It'started to break into pieces. These pieces started to move apart.
109) And they have been trying to break into the big leagues by working on an informal basis with UTA Online,(www.Sentencedict.com) the division of Hollywood agency United Talent that represents Web talent.
110) The two gangs break into a dance that eventually turns into a street fight.
111) This cartoon is so interesting that it makes us break into a lot of belly laugh.
112) Debutantes break into an impromptu kick-line dance during the reception line ceremony at New York's famed Waldorf Astoria Hotel during the 52nd International Debutante Ball December 29, 2006.
113) Finally, because the game industry is hard to break into, it's smart to have a more general theory-based education that isn't specific to just games so you're employable.
114) Physics laureates Basile Audoly and Sebastien Neukirch of Paris University were honoured for their insights into why dry spaghetti(9) tends to break into more than two pieces.
115) Break into Karras' office and find some information on the Cetus Project.
116) Thieves break into the office and steal the petty cash.
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