(1) A break-dancer is also known as a breaker .

(2) Add to that: vain, an inveterate breaker of promises, a gambler and a lover of alibis, and the picture becomes ever more confusing.

(3) They have solid depth up front, but lack a true game breaker in the open ice, despite their overall skating skill.

(4) Motorists whiz down the street and when the speed breaker suddenly looms ahead they swerve to avoid it.

(5) More than one contestant was pounded by a sneaker set out on the reef, or was caught unawares by an evil double up shore breaker as they struggled to extract themselves and their massive boards from the sea.

(6) Okta argues that this would be to apply the general rule that damages are to be assessed on the basis that the contract breaker would have performed the contract in the way that would have benefited it most.

(7) It is often the case that failure to perform one contract will lead to a series of consequent breaches of contracts to which the original contract breaker is not party.

(8) What most striking is that this move is now not likely to be the deal maker or breaker .

(9) The real deal maker or breaker will be the PS3's price though, too low and they are just going to lose too much money, which they certainly can't afford, and too high and they run the risk of reduced sales.

(10) Companies looking to acquire other businesses sometimes make customer service a deal breaker .

(11) Bruises, sprained wrists and ankles, and dislocated shoulders are not uncommon for a breaker .

(12) Nicholas said the work - cutting through the remains of a huge concrete safe - had been strenuous and they had taken it in turns to operate the breaker .

(13) And if either of you break the pact the other person you shook with gets to hurt the promise breaker in some way.

(14) Finally, as they were closing in yet again, we veered toward shore and crossed a line of breakers onto the reef.

(15) The boys and I bodysurf and rent surfboards, plunging into happy white breakers .

(16) And you could see a wave of big breakers roll in off the coast.

(17) The copper protecting her wooden frame was stripped off by breakers , but the ship herself burned before anything of use could be taken off her.

(18) In a split second all eyes turned eastward and there, at the end of Telescope Point, was the white sail barely visible as it competed with the white foam of the breakers .

(19) But now that the sun was fully out, he could see beyond the breakers , way beyond the waves to the flat water at the back.

(20) It is only the white breakers that make me realise that it is the sea that now fills the cockpit windows.