What is "breake"

Usage examples of "breake".

Dark, the sudden surge of that terrible alien power, and the thunder of that explosive sound roared in his ears as he saw the doors buckle and collapse, breaking inward in a flying hurricane of splintering wood.

Ingold flung himself without so much as breaking stride, the cold light hurling around him like the explosion of a bursting star.

Magic and terror and death released him, the tension breaking with an almost physical shock, and he clutched the slender girl in his arms with a grip that seemed to drive her bones into his and buried his face in her dark hair.

Ryan yelled, shattering the spell, breaking through the hedge into the front garden of the nearest house, followed by J.

A fusillade of gunfire came at them from in front as well as behind, one of the bullets breaking a window at the front of the building, passing close enough to Ryan for him to feel the hot, angry buzz.

But Abe managed it, throwing himself clumsily backward, breaking his fall with his hands.

He should be studying the morning stock reports, monitoring any breaking news over breakfast, she thought.

It would mean breaking my promise, acting as though Julia had never existed.

I spelled out the exact terms: money, school attendance, home access to information, penalty for breaking the agreement.

Others were in physical contact and used their blasters like quarter staffs, battering the Skinks, breaking their bones, smashing their flesh into bloody pulp.

It was finally concluded that Archbishop General Lambsblood should seek a meeting with Brigadier Sturgeon and ask him to communicate his plans for breaking the siege to the members of the Convocation, although none thought he would.

He believed that breaking the normal chains of command by shifting his men around according to size would reduce their combat effectiveness.

The blastermen scattered to their assigned positions and started breaking crates open.

And worse, Spears knew everyone in the Diplomatic Corps considered him to be a superannuated fool given to breaking the rules and acting outrageously.

Metal clanked on metal, breaking through soft spots in another three, poofing out more air, flowing acid.