| Can hope be discovered and sustained for those who have gone beyond their breaking point? |
| Snap the asparagus at its natural breaking point, by holding the spear in both hands and snapping like a twig. |
| Which means, effectively, sending more people to prison at a time when our prisons are straining to breaking point. |
| Those things have to be worked out, but things are getting to the breaking point. |
| The breaking point came when she heard of a big bomb blast in one of the busy markets in Delhi that her parents frequented. |
| She clearly shows signs of irateness towards her husband who deliberately tries to wind people up to a breaking point. |
