| The more successful figurative works break loose of the predictable illustrational quality, which undermines many of the works on show. |
| We need to avoid situations where nets can break loose and continue ghost fishing for decades. |
| Old, toxic fecal matter and incrustation including mucus, begin to break loose, thereafter increasing peristalsis and water assimilation. |
| He was able to break loose from movements and establish himself in the art world through the force of his art and the power of his convictions. |
| Part of your load may break loose and you will never be able to attach it again by yourself. |
| Chehl tried to get free, shrieking in pain and terror, but he couldn't break loose. |
