| To illustrate, imagine that my dog and I suffer in some accident that causes both of us to break a leg. |
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| Nero Wolfe is going to put on a charade, and let us hope he doesn't break a leg. |
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| When Luke missed a pass, Matt gave him a pep talk about catching the ball at all costs, even if he had to break a leg to do it. |
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| As long as he doesn't break a leg or Ferrari doesn't make a huge botch of the 2003 car, then there's nothing to stop him. |
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| However, should any over-eager young swain on her card have the misfortune to fall over in their rush to get to her and break a leg, I shall oblige. |
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| You can break a leg on the prepared piste but to go off-piste is often considered foolhardy. |
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| I manage to stop myself from uttering the familiar euphemism, break a leg, but offer to phone him the next day to see how it went. |
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| I am glad that we are fighting this battle side by side, and I wish you good luck, or, to put it in thespian language: break a leg! |
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| Maybe you have to cancel your trip for family reasons, or you break a leg, or find yourself suddenly without a job. |
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| Even if you stay in France you will manage to break a leg. |
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| You break a leg in an accident and need rehabilitation. |
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| I break a leg roller skating, I can no longer bend it. |
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| Horses that keep on jumping over hurdles eventually break a leg. |
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| Break a leg, and I'll join you on stage when you give the cue. |
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