But having to break into America certainly is annoying, and it is sort of something I've got a chip on my shoulder about. |
I expect him to break into a strangled stutter as I wring his neck, to beg for his life. |
In response to each new sally of witticism, the Indians would break into uncontrollable fits of merriment. |
Some people say if a burglar wants to break into your house, he will get in no matter what you do. |
There is also some sage advice for females wanting to break into what is still essentially a male domain. |
They are not a million miles away from being good enough to lift a trophy or break into the top six or seven in the league. |