to break with造句

I don't hold with the idea to break with John.

For this he decided to break with his feudalistic family.

One hates to break with an old friend.

Is it necessary to reeducate the aged to break with fetish?

Women are allowed to break with tradition and propose to their boyfriends on this day.

Modern poets wanted to break with all the traditional forms of poetry.

The intension of pegasus is to break with the image and appearance of current wheelchairs.

Obama says the nation needs to break with the current agenda in the White House.

When he took office in 2007, Mr. Sarkozy vowed to break with France's past relationship with Africa.

a container filled with toys and candy; suspended from a height for blindfolded children to break with sticks.

As a result, they try to break with established traditions. What do they do to get more out of Christmas?

If, seized by an intolerable boredom, he had determined to be a painter merely to break with irksome ties, it would have been comprehensible and commonplace.

But while the new man seems set to break with his predecessor in many other foreign-policy areas, changes towards Africa may be less substantial.

In a country where newspapers were traditionally used as propaganda tools, online news sites offer an opportunity to break with the past.

The reform is designed, first and foremost, to break with egalitarianism, with the practice of having everyone "eat from the same big pot" seems to me that we are taking the right path.

Happy to break with the stereotype of the demure wife, sharp-tongued Nobuko relishes the role of Kan's toughest critic and famously spars with him over everything from household chores to tax reform.

But in Japan, even the titans find it hard to break with tradition, especially one that dates back to the Meiji era in the late 1800s when Japan began to industrialise.

With the continuous advance of the modernization in China, women begin to break with conventional bondage by going out of their boudoir, stepping into the society and being engaged in various professional activities.

Rather, in the beginning artists, philosophers, linguists, writers and musicians were bound up in a movement of great force that sought to break with the past, and which did so with great energy.

If Greece were to break with its would-be saviours and launch a new drachma, local Banks would be besieged by panicked depositors and the army would have to keep order.