11.   The tragedy is that life has now become complex and involved, and they wonder if they can ever break themself from all those things that are now hindrances.

12.   Break themself from all those things that hold them and that captivate them and hold their interest.

13.   Almost broken from a series of ordeals that would test Job, Hank and Leticia are tossed together to seek comfort in the sheer physical sensation of sex.

14.   Also Monday, the GOP broke from convention by beginning the process of nominating Bush on opening night.

15.   Analysts, however, said the move shows Penney is willing to break from its traditional strategy to spur growth.

16.   And Governor Tom Vilsack is happy to break from the demands of office to offer encouragement to the plucky people of the north.

17.   And it helps deliver that message by breaking from the reluctant-hero cliche, focusing on the rush of bloodlust kickboxers feel while beating opponents nearly to death.

18.   And so we learn that the Amish are named for Jacob Amman, a Swissreligious leader who broke from the Mennonites.

19.   And now a short break from the buildup to the USC-UCLA game.

20.   Another time, under pressure, Hostetler broke from the pocket, as White wants him to do, and started to run around the right side.