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break for

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break for something 
1. to stop working for something else, such as lunch, coffee, etc. We should break now for lunch. I want to break for coffee.
2. to run suddenly toward something; to increase dramatically one's speed while running. At the last moment, the deer broke for the woods. The deer broke for cover at the sound of our approach.
See also: break


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Division Two LAKES D played Redcar Citz B and won 5-1 with Brian Norris making a 51 break for the home team.
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If Bruce were under 18, he'd be correct in that the required rest break for minors must last 15 minutes.
 
 
 
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