break-out

• “Once he overcame allergy problems this spring, Martin, 24, enjoyed a break-out year.”

  Longer, tougher Giro di Lombardia demands new tactics

• “Sam will be hosting one of the break-out groups in stall #3 of the White Stag building.”

  Creep Suzette (Jack Bog's Blog)

• “Mr. Allison eventually assisted Mr. Arias on "Strange Fruit," the show of Billie Holiday songs that was the latter's break-out hit in the mid '90s.”

  The Wall Street Journal: New Comfort Under the Covers

• “Because maybe, after all these years, you're ready for a break-out role.”

  The Huffington Post: Ginger Emas: Ghosts of Relationships Past

• “The economy is hardly on the verge of a break-out performance.”

  The Wall Street Journal: U.S. Economy Trapped by Its Circle of Strife

• “If it had cost $200m, starred Tom Cruise and featured a couple of explosive break-out sequences, it would have broken even in the first few weeks – guaranteed.”

  The Guardian: Mark Kermode: How to make an intelligent blockbuster and not alienate people

• “That in some cases, the Bush reductions meant detaching the actual nuclear warheads from ballistic missiles and storing them in distant facilities so that quick “break-out” reassembly is not feasible.”

  Simon & Schuster: How the End Begins

• “ALBUFEIRA, Portugal (VN) ─ Tejay Van Garderen (HTC-Highroad) is picking up where he left off after his break-out rookie season with a strong ride at the five-day Volta ao Algarve in southern Portugal.”

  Tejay Van Garderen enters 2011 with a bang

• “As Palmetto State voters head to the polls, we'll take a closer look at Newt Gingrich's sudden surge, Mitt Romney's tax problems, and the break-out moments from this week's debate.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Palmetto Polls

• “As a big, newly industrialized country suffering under a military dictatorship, Brazil's labor unions were ripe for a break-out in the 1970s.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Brazil Ex-President Lula Has Throat Cancer

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