Examples of using To a break in English and their translations into Swedish
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We're going to come to a break.
Led to a break in the case.
I think we're getting close to a break.
Treat yourself to a break in Svenljunga!
will only lead to a break in relations.
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We're this close to a break in your son's case.
This has the advantage that in winter not too much snow collects on the hedge and leads to a break of the branches.
This led to a break in relations with the Vatican.
Artificial stimulation can lead to a break in the old seam.
Treat yourself to a break from everyday life with our culture recommendations.
it can lead to a break in relations with him.
They feared that this would amount to a break with the revolution and with the international Communist movement.
The introduction of the harmonised MFI lending rates at the beginning of 2003 led to a break in the statistical series.
We were 5 girls that got in to a break from the start climb and we stayed together on the open gravel roads in the beginning.
He has a violent quarrel with his father leading to a break; they never again see each other.
Treat yourself to a break at the super-chic Radisson Blu Waterfront Hotel, offering stunning views of St. Aubin's Bay.
Compact: Spontaneous training instead of couching- just play sports while watching TV or treat yourself to a break from work.
Especially during sports activities, it can lead to a break, because the strain on the ankle joint is just too big.
as a result, the deterioration of the psychological state up to a break in relations.
social crisis which can lead to a break in the ideological and political hold of the bourgeoisie.
And I will go to a break or put on a record, all right?
I will go to a break or put on a record,
markets that much more remains to be done, while the question has been repeatedly raised as to whether the financial services industry might not be entitled to a break from regulation after making such efforts.
the Orthodox church of the East in the first millennium led to a break between them in the 11th century, and the two regions diverged in matters of theology,
when the difficult economic situation led to a failure to pay pensions and salaries and to a break in reforms.
In reality, Trotsky“in his time” only gave warning that a further bureaucratization of the regime would inevitably lead to a break with the youth, and produce the danger of a second party.
workers believed that the resolution which had been passed the previous day at the Garrison Meeting would not lead to a break with the Communists, like it had with their party.
young people are entitled to a break of at least 30 minutes,
And so, reduced by a whim of God to a broken, loathsome, plundered skeleton covered with sores,