Expressions

"Brand loyalty often depends on consistent quality."

"They braved the storm to rescue the stranded people."

"The firefighter showed bravery in the face of danger."

"The company faced a significant breach of security last year."

"Leaking user data is a major breach of trust."

"Before the play started, everyone told her to break a leg."

"She broke her promise and didn’t call him."

"She didn't even break a sweat while finishing the entire project in one day."

"Let's break apart the argument to understand its main components."

"Some members want to break away and form a new party."

"I like to break away for a moment to clear my head."

"He wants to break away from his parents’ control."

"Everyone broke away into laughter after his funny comment."

"Education helps break barriers between communities."

"They decided to break bread to celebrate their new partnership."

"Biodegradable waste can break down easily in soil."

"Art and music can break down barriers between different cultures."

"She broke down emotionally after hearing the bad news."

"Could you break this down for the new volunteers?"

"He broke down in tears after hearing the scary news."

"She broke down in tears when she heard the sad news."

"Let's break down the project into smaller tasks."

"He broke down over losing his best friend."

"Let’s break down the problem to understand it better."

"The new leadership aims to break down walls between departments."

"Our startup is expected to break even within six months."

"He broke faith with his team when he left suddenly."

"She finally managed to break free from her emotional struggles."

"She wanted to break free from negative thoughts and focus on her goals."

"Sorry to break in, but can I add something?"

"Sorry to break in on your chat, but I have an update."

"Young filmmakers are beginning to break into international cinema."

"He broke into a cold sweat before giving his speech."

"The company is trying to break into the Asian market."

"He broke into a smile when he heard the good news."

"He politely broke into the conversation to share his opinion."

"Many local companies are trying to break into exports to expand growth."

"The company is trying to break into innovation by investing in AI research."

"They broke into laughter when the teacher made a joke."

"Many startups aim to break into markets in Africa to support sustainable growth."

"The startup managed to break into new markets with its AI-powered tools."

"We decided to break the project into phases to manage it more effectively."

"The country plans to break into production of electric vehicles next year."

"After three years, the startup finally broke into profits."

"He broke into tears when he saw his old friend after many years."

"She worked hard to break into tech after finishing her degree."

"Translation apps help travelers break language barriers easily."

"He ran like the wind to catch the bus."

"He broke limits by achieving what no one else dared to try."

"Our team broke new ground in AI-based customer support."