We've taken a break and gotten back together multiple times.
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Dua Lipa has taken a break from touring for oral surgery.
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The queen of contouring has taken a break from the makeup chair.
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It's more likely after Republicans have all taken a break from each other.
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Now, the newest word suggests that Apple may even have taken a break.
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And while he has taken a break from the project, he intends to continue.
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He says I could have taken a break, but I never felt that way.
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This isn't the first time Gomez has taken a break to focus on her health.
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But no vice president has voluntarily left politics, taken a break and then come back.
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Ms. Pais appears to have taken a break from writing entries between November and February.
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Do you feel we've taken a break from that spirit and we're returning to it?
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So he's playing with us again, after he'd taken a break for a year or two.
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And 15 years later it's like, damn I haven't taken a break from partying in awhile.
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This young man worked at the mall and had taken a break to join his friends.
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Perhaps he could've taken a break from writing crazy tweets to take a pre-raid power nap?
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Mueller's attorney told Swift during the questioning that she could have taken a break from the event.
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"I haven't really taken a break from swimming since i began at the age of 8," he says.
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I haven't taken a break yet, so I join her and get a Grande Iced Coffee at Starbucks.
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Vanderpump previously said she wished she had taken a break from the show after experiencing such a devastating loss.
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She previously said she wished she had taken a break from the show after experiencing such a devastating loss.
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Brie's taken a break from actual wrestling, but she's still very much involved in the WWE as an ambassador.
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While she may have taken a break from her film projects this year, she's still as prolific as ever.
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She also admits the couple has taken a break and assumes Pino slept with other women during that time.
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Lily Allen has taken a break from Twitter following a barrage of abuse from online trolls over the weekend.
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Over the past few weeks, I've taken a break from worrying about my own anxiety to studying our country's.
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A greater percentage, 42 percent, say they have taken a break from checking Facebook for several weeks or more.
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His brother and sister-in-law hadn't taken a break since their sons, then 2 and 7, were born.
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And as anyone who has taken a break from social media has learned, it's unlikely anyone will even notice.
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I like learning again after having taken a break, but it's not the easiest thing to balance work and school.
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Casey Affleck has taken a break from the award season frenzy to speak out on an issue important to him.
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Vanderpump has taken a break from production on Vanderpump Rules, according to The Daily Mail, which first reported the news.
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CNN may have taken a break from its typical coverage to air something the whole family could enjoy for Thanksgiving.
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Lovato has mostly taken a break from the public since focusing on her recovery after reportedly overdosing in July 2018.
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The Bravo star previously said she wished she had taken a break from the show after experiencing such a devastating loss.
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In recent weeks, McGuinness had taken a break from some duties due to what he described as a very serious illness.
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That's when, after having taken a break for more than three months, O'Brien will resume hosting "Conan" in its shortened version.
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She took it for years, has taken a break, and won't necessarily rule it out for taking it in the future.
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On July 3, Halsey had confirmed that the duo, who had been dating since the summer of 2017, had taken a break.
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In hindsight, I wish I'd taken a break from social media altogether and not compared my journey to those of other women.
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In October 2013, Cody had taken a break from pursuing a Masters degree in Environmental Science at Alaska Pacific University to travel.
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On July 3, Halsey had confirmed that the duo, who had been dating since the summer of 2017, had taken a break.
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I had taken a break from interviewing attendees at a party celebrating the 2016 OUT Magazine 100, honoring LGBTQ movers and shakers.
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Our sources say this isn't the first time they've taken a break -- and in the past, they've managed to work it out.
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Swift responded, saying she had taken a break from the internet at the time but that she was horrified at the thought.
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Now the star has taken a break from offering up blowjob tips to school us on a different subject—stolen art and Nazis.
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"Generally we feel really good about retention and our ability to re-engage clients when they've taken a break from us," Smith said.
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Lavigne has taken a break from the music scene for the past few years in the midst of her battle with Lyme disease.
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"We're world champions," Rizzo said in the alcohol-soaked visitors' clubhouse after he had taken a break from embracing the actor Bill Murray.
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TMZ reported that this isn't the first time the couple has taken a break — it's just the first time we know about it.
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He's taken a break from insulting Beyoncé and is now hinting at running for the Senate in Michigan as a Republican challenger to Sen.
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Whether you've taken a break from "Destiny" or you've never played Bungie's sci-fi shooter before, "Destiny 2" is absolutely worth giving a try.
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When Swift said she didn't want to ruin the experience for other fans, Mueller's attorney then suggested that she could have taken a break.
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"We've taken a break from the dinner in the past," Graydon Carter, the magazine's editor — who's frequently sparred with President Trump — told the Times.
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However, while she'd taken a break, the ever-expanding 'Spoons empire hadn't—between 2010 and 2012, 13 new branches opened up in Scotland alone.
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Blake Lively has taken a break from promoting sharks and her new film The Shallows for a special cause: Sending Ryan Reynolds some love.
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I should have taken a break but didn't, and I hear that in some of the choices I made in how this record sounds.
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Although I've taken a break from 13 Virtues, there are some experiments and projects I still do today that were forged in its fire.
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She's taken a break from dating since leaving the show and recently revealed the real reason she went on the show in the first place.
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Noted Fortnite-streamer Drake has taken a break from gaming for a hot second to release "Nice For What," a new Lauryn Hill-sampling single.
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Police added that the mother was one of the protesters at the scene, but had taken a break to feed the infant inside a restaurant.
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"I've taken a break now and then, but I've never really looked back since I first picked it up almost ten years ago," she explains.
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I have taken a break from everything & chose to really take this time for me & Nova… without her mom around, she needs me & my devoted attention.
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Facebook leadership is still grappling with the ongoing Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal, but that doesn't mean the quest to destroy Snapchat has taken a break.
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This isn't the first time Day-Lewis has taken a break from Hollywood — in the '90s, he moved to Italy and trained to be a cobbler.
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As we reported, Jack -- a pro wrestler who goes by Jungle Boy in the ring -- has taken a break from work to be with his family.
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He has taken a break from music (his last album was released in 2016), but prior to his hiatus he released multiple songs featuring T-Pain.
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In a Pew Research Center survey in June, 42 percent of adult Facebook users said they had taken a break of several weeks from the site.
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Nearly 60 percent of teens in the U.S. have taken a break from social media, according to a new AP NORC Center for Public Affairs Research study.
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For 40-odd years, she hasn't taken a break; no tropical hiatus to re-energize her creative flow, no familial leave to raise children and chickens — nothing.
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If you've never played "Destiny," or you've taken a break from the game since it launched, here's why it's the perfect time to jump in right now.
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Jae had taken a break from formal releases as he worked on his own happiness, and now has reemerged to let the "Payne" take a hold of him.
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PT: This story has been updated to reflect Ed Sheeran's comments that he hasn't quit Twitter, but he has taken a break of sorts, refusing to read tweets.
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Many US Facebook users have changed privacy settings or taken a break How does the declining trust that Americans have in social media platforms manifest in their usage?
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The "All The Stars" singer, 27, has taken a break from the TDE Championship Tour which she announced in a series of now-deleted tweets on Tuesday night.
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He'd been measuring the temperature output of sunlight from various bands on the color spectrum split by a prism, and had taken a break, leaving his equipment unattended.
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I have been trying to grow it out from a pixie cut for the last year and have taken a break from bleach, but I really miss being blonde!
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Caldwell had also taken a break from the group over the last year to get better in hopes of returning to the stage with the group's other three members.
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"It was a nervous affair," said Dave Mills from Coventry, a former soldier who had taken a break from walking around the world for charity to see the match.
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After talking to 790 teens between 13 and 17 years old last December, the researchers found that nearly 60 percent of teens have taken a break from social media.
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It was not clear if McGuinness, who has recently taken a break from some of his duties because of an undisclosed illness, would lead Sinn Fein into the election.
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Though her case remains open, she has taken a break in trying to regain custody of her seven children because, she said, the emotional toll has been so high.
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It's one of her few appearances since she's taken a break from the spotlight — and it was comforting to see the 36-year-old stay true to her fashion gut.
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A Foxtrot model drone — one of the most beautifully-crafted enforcement machines the DAE labs could solder together — had just taken a break from entertaining children to transmit a greeting.
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I've taken a break from dating, I suppose, to focus on fine-tuning and learning to listen to my own instincts, and to assess what my needs and desires are.
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Sources familiar with the situation tell us, Ellen had taken a break on the set of her new TNT show, "Animal Kingdom," when food apparently went down the wrong pipe.
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But it has also sparked the #MyPalestinianSitty hashtag, wherein Twitizens have taken a break from cries of racism and anti-Semitism to remember the strength and resilience of their matriarchs.
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Like the movie, this trailer is narrated by Kristen Bell, who must have taken a break from freaking out over sloths to share her adoration with the pandas of the world.
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Overall, 26 percent of survey respondents say they deleted the app, while 42 percent have "taken a break" for several weeks or more, and 3503 percent have adjusted their privacy settings.
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She made that change happen through a "returnship," the grown-up version of a college internship that companies are increasingly offering to professionals who've taken a break from the labor force.
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"Making forecasts on Trump is always a risk but it's a fact that at the moment the escalation has taken a break," said Anthilia Capital fund manager and strategist Giuseppe Sersale.
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Overall, 26 percent of survey respondents say they deleted the app, while 42 percent have "taken a break" for several weeks or more, and 54 percent have adjusted their privacy settings.
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The 26-year-old, who claimed the country's first Olympic gold medal in diving alongside Laugher at the Rio Olympics in 2016, had taken a break from the sport late last year.
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A 2013 survey from the estimable Pew Research Center revealed that 61 percent of Facebook's US users had taken a break from the service for a period of several weeks or more.
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"Ariel has taken a break from Twitter and engaging with commenters on her other platforms because of the constant negativity she experiences," the actress&apos rep told Us Weekly in a statement.
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I would turn it on in the morning, leave the house, and come back home to find it still cleaning hours later, having taken a break or two to charge its batteries.
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So we've taken a break from pumping out gift guides for your feminist friends and soul sisters to conjure up out of the box gift ideas for every man in your life.
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The Venda people had taken a break from their regular jobs as farmers, butchers, shopkeepers and teachers to come together and follow their nearly 200-year-old tradition: beating each other into submission.
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A decade later, many of the movie's actors and actresses have starred in many more films, received awards, and even started their own shows — or have taken a break from the spotlight altogether.
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Even when the president has taken a break from campaign travel, and retired to the executive mansion for a weekend, his recent attempts to break into the news cycle have revolved around impeachment.
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With stakes rising among GOP presidential contenders, former President George W. Bush has taken a break from his amateur painting career to step back into the political arena to support his brother Jeb.
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" Under cross-examination, Mueller's attorney told Taylor Swift she could have taken a break if she was distressed, to which the singer replied: "And your client could have taken a normal photo with me.
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Trump has always loved performing for big crowds -- he has barely taken a break from campaigning since 2016 -- and no one can pack a venue quite like Modi, who Trump later compared to Elvis.
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On Sunday, the "Mother's Daughter" singer enjoyed a relaxing workout at the command of an instructor, but indicated in the video, shared on her Instagram story, that she has taken a break from singing.
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Trump, who endorsed Gillespie but did not campaign with him, had taken a break from his Asia trip to send tweets and record messages on Tuesday supporting the former chairman of the Republican National Committee.
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If you are a mother who has taken a break from full-time employment to raise kids, you may have also experienced the challenge that is jumping back into the working world after your break.
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In a survey of adult Facebook users in the U.S. last spring, 42 percent of them said they had taken a break from the social network "lasting several weeks or more" in the past year.
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Another Twitter user took responsibility for the screenshot that made it seem as though Rowling was supporting a sexist; that user has since taken a break from the internet to think about what he did.
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It knows, for example, if you've skipped ahead in the book, or if you've taken a break from reading because of an interruption – like when the child asks a question or inserts their own commentary.
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And now, as Entertainment Weekly reports, he's taken a break from filming Ophelia in Prague to literally stand in the streets of Old Town with a guitar in his arms and a song in his heart.
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When: May 11–14 / Sunday–Saturday, 12–7pm (free) Where: City Point (300 Flatbush Avenue Extension, Downtown Brooklyn) Spring/Break has not taken a break this year, considering its last iteration was only two months ago.
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"After some symbolic moves in U.S. markets, we have taken a break but some European markets like Italy are doing really well thanks to a plethora of good news," said Kathleen Brooks, research director at City Index.
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Obviously, being grass mounds, these were rubbish for skating, and I had just taken a break in the park, so I kept it moving, but I did notice a number of Cummins employees holding court on the mounds.
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In its attention to the lives of low-wage employees with little prospect of financial reward (aside from Avery, who's taken a break from college to work), "The Flick" today seems more keenly attuned to prominent social currents.
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Around four-in-ten (42%) say they have taken a break from checking the platform for a period of several weeks or more, while around a quarter (26%) say they have deleted the Facebook app from their cellphone.
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But, before you can say "JOY OF PICKLING," they quickly discovered that Texas had taken a break from meddling in women's reproductive rights to crack down on any kind of pickle that wasn't made from cucumbers and cucumbers ONLY.
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Over the last half decade, he's largely taken a break from the sampledelic music that fueled thousands of broken glowsticks and serotonin burnouts in the mid-aughts to do something totally different: He's become a really good rap producer.
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I find myself wishing that you'd taken a break during college, or met five years later, because I hate to give you the advice I'm about to give: You have to be honest with your girlfriend about your misgivings.
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It found that 42 percent of Facebook users had "taken a break" from Facebook in the last year, and lots of users had taken steps to limit their relationship with the platform, such as deleting the app from their phone.
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"The times I find it helps me the most are either when I have taken a break or when I'm thinking I am doing things well, but the ball is not coming off the racket as I would hope," says Raonic.
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"The former Utah congressman has not just taken a break from a career as a media-savvy and slightly wonkish politician, someone who might reasonably have aspired to the U.S. Senate and/or the Utah governor's office," the board continues.
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Nesbitt's mission had been to take balloon readings in the cold pool behind the line of clouds, but he's taken a break on his way south and is eating ice cream at a gas station in the town of Río Tercero.
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Four in 10 Facebook users over age 18 said they had taken a break from checking the platform for a period of several weeks or more in the past 12 months, according to a Pew Research Center survey released last month.
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"I've taken a break from work and social media and my phone because it can be too much sometimes, and everyone deserves a break, but I am happy and healthy and feeling better than ever," she wrote on Instagram earlier this month.
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After a long summer filled with escalating displays of military aggression and rising nuclear tension from North Korea, the country has taken a break from mocking Donald Trump's tweets to show off how skilled its people are in the art of dance.
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While the majority of phone makers have taken a break from releasing new AW smartwatches and are focusing more efforts on releasing sportier, cellular-connected smartwatches that work independent of phones, the fashion world has basically swooped in to fill the void.
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It was a few weeks before the opening of "Uncut Gems," and the Safdie brothers had taken a break from pre-release screenings (Telluride, Toronto, the New York Film Festival) to steal a glimpse of Zion Williamson, the Pelicans' No. 24 draft pick.
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My window had taken a break, that day, from its usual programming — crows and squirrels roaming over a dead tree, cars piling up at a stoplight — to put on a little passion play for me, an allegory about the nobility of the human spirit.
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Now that his fur slippers have managed to find their way into nearly every stylish girl's closet, Alessandro Michele has taken a break from logo-mania (at least in shoes; bags are a different story) and introduced these vaguely '40s-character shoes in zebra stripe.
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"Yes i've taken a break from work and social media and my phone because it can be too much sometimes, and everyone deserves a break, but i am happy and healthy and feeling better than ever!" she wrote in her first post on Instagram since Dec.
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In 1984, Prost was the younger, less experienced driver, representing the future of the sport, while Lauda was the older competitor who had already won two titles, then taken a break from racing, returning to edge Prost by just a half-point to win his third title.
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According to the study, 25 percent of American users have adjusted their privacy settings, 23 percent have taken a break from checking their accounts for a few weeks, and 22 percent have deleted the app from their phones; 2168.04 percent have taken at least one of these actions.
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" Addressing the reports, Jackson took to her Instagram on Wednesday morning and wrote, "Yes i've taken a break from work and social media and my phone because it can be too much sometimes, and everyone deserves a break, but i am happy and healthy and feeling better than ever!
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Pew sees evidence of a change in US users' relationship with the service, noting that many users have adjusted privacy settings (52%); taken a break from Facebook of at least a few weeks (42%); while around a quarter (259%) said they had deleted the Facebook app from their cellphone.
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The Daily Shoe Now that his Gucci fur slippers have managed to find their way into nearly every stylish girl's closet, Alessandro Michele has taken a break from logo-mania (at least in shoes; the bags are different story) and introduced these vaguely '40s-character shoes in zebra stripe.
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"Yes I've taken a break from work and social media and my phone because it can be too much sometimes, and everyone deserves a break, but I am happy and healthy and feeling better than ever!" she wrote on Instagram, alongside a selfie of herself with a dog.
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According to The New York Times, the magazine is also pulling out of co-sponsoring the dinner's exclusive after-party with Bloomberg L.P. Carter explained the magazine has "...taken a break from the dinner in the past," and this year he's got hot plans to spend the weekend fishing in Connecticut.
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According to a new survey from Pew Research, some 22019 percent of Americans have wiped their phones clean of the social media platform over the past year; another 54 percent have adjusted their privacy settings, and 42 percent claim to have taken a break from the site for several weeks or more.
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While the match was no classic, those fans who had taken a break after the conclusion of the Dominic Thiem-Novak Djokovic men's semi-final which had caused the women's final to run more than an hour late, missed some of the more thoughtful tennis played on the Roland Garros clay this past fortnight.
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Facebook's advertising business has been able to weather the privacy scandals, but 74 percent of adult Facebook users in the U.S. say they have adjusted their privacy settings, taken a break from the social network or deleted the Facebook app from the phone at some point in the past year, according to a Pew Research Center survey in February.
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According to new data from Pew Research Center that sampled US Facebook users aged 18 and up, 123 in 10 (42 percent) of those surveyed have taken a break from the social network for "several weeks or more" in the last year; a quarter of respondents said they've deleted the mobile app entirely from their smartphones.
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Newton finds further comfort in a Pew study released last September that showed 26 percent of Americans had deleted the Facebook app from their phones (44 percent of people ages 18 to 29), 42 percent had "taken a break" for substantial periods of time, and 54 percent had gone through the trouble of fiddling with privacy settings.
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"It was an incredible experience to work on it, but it was hard to balance my mental health with the stress of the campaign and dealing with the toxic news cycle," Discko tells CNBC Make It. Discko created a personal checklist, which assessed wellness items like if they were hydrated, had taken a break from the computer screen in the last hour and if they had been going to sleep on time.
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"It was an incredible experience to work on it, but it was hard to balance my mental health with the stress of the campaign and dealing with the toxic news cycle," Discko tells CNBC Make It. She created a personal checklist, which assessed wellness items like if she was hydrated, had taken a break from the computer screen in the last hour and if she had been going to sleep on time.
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