of, for, at, during or to break?
This kind of break is called a conchoidal fracture. |
Watch the performance of Break On Through with Franky Perez below. |
As a result, I couldn't work straight through the day, and I had to take a lot of breaks. |
Although, there are instances when one gets completely miserable when in pain of break-up. |
In the paper the next day: A motorcycle had crashed into a building because of break failure. |
The four modules consist of four hours of delivery for each, including 30 minutes of break, i. |
It is just rough, and no matter how tough you are, the pain of break up breaks the one completely. |
No matter what kind of break, Reading will continue to find tough sledding, having not added in the transfer window. |
But at the end of the day, in terms of break points Ferrer had converted one of eight, and Federer had converted two of three. |
This status indicates some kind of break, including a pause, maintenance or a breakdown, as long as execution has not been aborted. |
Romney never did anything except for break up companies and lay people off. |
List down season wise possible availability of items for Break-Fast, Lunch &; Dinner c. |
Ask each recipients to provide their rating against each options available for Break Fast, Lunch &; Dinner e. |
Finding the City of London empty at night isn't difficult (although some other photos in London require me waiting for breaks in the traffic, or for pedestrians to move on). |
We look good at breaks and (with or without RvP) we have real depth in squad. |
The two positions got stops with a total of 42 pips of loss; the last one was set at break even. |
The musical runs from the 10th to 15th May at Break for the Border as part of the Absolut Gay Theatre Festival Dublin. |
They would even follow us around during breaks to see how we interacted. |
During breaks add them to LinkedIn, + Circles, and track them down on Twitter. |
During the latter months of the first year, infants regularly look at caregivers ' faces when receiving objects as well as during breaks in play. |
A lawyer herself, she's in constant, animated conversation with her father during breaks, and with worry written all over her face, twists and tugs on her hair during testimony. |
I am so tired of the Media handling these folks as if they are going to Break. |
Many young people are rushing into commitment only to break up shortly thereafter. |
I could do more with breaks between. |
Well, this cut took me four hours to finish- with breaks in between. |
What I see are huge surges of energy and activity interspersed with breaks of introspection and incubation. |
These off-the-cuff conversations can last throughout the day, with breaks for going to class or having dinner. |
The 30-year-old Englishman needed only 89 minutes to secure a spot in the second round, seeing off compatriot Andrew Higginson 6-0 with breaks of 67, 52, 86 and 96. |
In all other eurozone countries lease lengths are short, say three to ten years, with break clauses and rents are indexed annually to changes in the consumer price index. |
A full 20 minutes went by before the players sat for the changeover, Federer 3-0 up, and Ferrer now 0/6 on break points. |
So be honest with yourself about breaks. |
After the first year had engine oil leak, followed by break lights failing and constant rattle in drivers door. |
So A History of Mapmaking becomes a series of tantalising previews, punctuated by breaks for emergency rewiring. |
Kane scores a nearfall as we come back from break. |
This match is already in progress as we return from break and Otunga is in control. |