so as to administer a shock and make him break out in a sweat, and then to give him sincere advice on getting treatment.
In the midst of the greatest composures of my mind, this would break out upon me like a storm, and make me wring my hands, and weep like a child.
Before you light the torches and break out the pitchforks, understand that this is hypothetical fun.
True, food riots didn't break out in poor countries during 2009 and warehouse stores like Costco didn't ration 20-pound bags of rice... but supply remained tight.
He prophesied that war would break out.
Fire did not break out and within a minute those capable of walking began staggering out of the ruptured plane, stepping over debris and burst suitcases.
You can also drill down in that information to break out coverage by test plan.
If you make her dinner, buy her a nice bunch of roses, and get her an incredibly personal and loving gift, then it might be time to break out the French maid costume.
But the secret to long-term success is to break out of the cycle of responding to one water emergency after another and to put into place workable, sustainable long-term programmes.
Last week the general tried to break out of the bubble by striding purposefully from the ISAF garrison in rural Kandahar he was visiting, in search of Afghans to question.
Part of her phallic potency was always to conjure the chaos about to break out unless we buckled under.
They urged their governments to break out of the vicious circle by peace initiatives of their own.
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