Thankfully, Taylor takes a break from drinking to play some DDR.
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If someone needs to take a break, everybody takes a break.
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L. takes a break from school work to try a chocolate croissant.
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After several takes, Gadot slips off the treadmill and takes a break.
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Tondo takes a break from service and gets involved in the inking.
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Dan Aldrich takes a break from shopping at the Baybrook Mall on Nov.
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A worker takes a break against a backdrop of partially constructed ice buildings.
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For the sake of entertainment, our logic takes a break in the those moments.
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Before going on, though, she takes a break to make some much-needed Frosé.
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The only time he takes a break from racing is during the winter months.
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But the video takes a turn once the cast takes a break from filming.
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On TV, the ground rules are clearer: Ads come when the show takes a break.
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Walking thru the door, the business woman takes a break, and mommy kicks into gear.
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Jon Hamm escapes the cold and takes a break inside the IndieWire Lounge on Main.
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D'Arcy Carden takes a break from Janet's void to consult with Mistress May on 'Bonding.
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Sometimes the internet takes a break from being on fire and churns out something good.
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When the doorman takes a break during the day, a porter steps in for him.
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Encounters The actress takes a break at the Muse, a circus training center in Brooklyn.
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This kind of thing can come back through network television, even if it takes a break.
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"Humility", says Sunil K, during the movie's interval as he takes a break from all the yelling.
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Jay ends his relationships with both his male and female pillows and takes a break from sex.
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He takes a break as needed—sometimes an hour to do groceries for his family in Brooklyn.
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The latest event for Blizzard Entertainment's hit game — called Uprising — takes a break from the usual PvP action.
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Sweating, Siyampondo takes a break from carving up the third teak tree he has felled in a week.
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After ten tosses, Mike takes a break and heads into the club's back room to rest his back.
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In the afternoons, the couple takes a break to tramp the local countryside with their Border collie, Rab.
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"She takes a break," Gomez's mother remarked, adding that the "Wolves" singer "even disappears from me and family" sometimes.
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Grande takes a break from the song to chat with her about her boy problems in the hair salon.
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LeBron James takes a break from his busy schedule to offer his congratulations to all of the winning entrepreneurs.
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He then takes a break on Monday before moving into another week of shows, this time with his trio.
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Dani takes a break from school, but holds it together with the help of her boyfriend, Christian (Jack Reynor).
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Similarly, Netflix's Marcella stars Anna Friel as a former London homicide detective who takes a break following a family tragedy.
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Madrid's Atocha Station takes a break from the concrete, steel, and glass by putting a tropical garden at its center.
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He seems annoyed that she's not upset or begging for her life, so he takes a break from shooting her.
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When she takes a break from fighting for paid family leave for all Americans, she is also passionate and romantic.
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Your planetary ruler takes a break now, and you should also give yourself space to reflect on your ideal relationship.
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P.: 230,636.91 Change from open: -0.54 % A broker takes a break to smoke, get lunch and check his phone. S.&.
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He takes a break on Monday, then returns for six more nights with the violist Eyvind Kang joining the group.
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By afternoon he has "a rough idea of a finished product" and takes a break, before getting back to work.
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"It's as if the brain is on overload and takes a break to recharge," Dr. Brockington said in an interview.
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Speaking as he takes a break from a protest near parliament, he says he thought there would be plenty of jobs.
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On this episode of Daily VICE, Olympic gold medalist Ryan Lochte takes a break from swimming to answer some trivia questions.
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Nick Fury takes a break from being tough to pet the cat — except he might not be a cat at all.
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He momentarily takes a break from his lunch at a touristy seafood restaurant on Chicago's Navy Pier to survey the situation.
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Idina Menzel takes a break from playing Elsa from the "Frozen" movies to star as Ratner&aposs fed-up wife, Dinah.
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In this photo from January 9, 1986, the Challenger crew takes a break during countdown training at NASA's Kennedy Space Center.
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Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg takes a break every quarter to hear from scientists from the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub talk about their research.
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Violence erupted in Turkey late on Friday after the start of the Jewish Sabbath, when most government business officially takes a break.
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Peter Parker takes a break from New York to web-sling around Venice and London in this most recent "Spider-Man" movie.
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But in a new video Hemsworth shared to Instagram, he takes a break from rehearsal to do a little directing of his own.
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De la Vega takes a break from measuring the brain and shows Molina 3-D images of her daughter's face and beating heart.
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When asked if he takes a break from getting busy in the bedroom before games she replied: "Nope, that doesn't happen," Culpo said.
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If he takes a break from playing for more than a few days, he loses the capacity and coordination to perform certain songs.
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Khloé takes a break from her Caitlyn drama to question, along with a huge portion of the Internet, Kourtney and Scott's relationship status.
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Even when Smith takes a break from his incessant name-calling, he covertly shames the teens for veering outside the cookie-cutter mainstream.
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The director Paul Thomas Anderson takes a break from his collaborations with the Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood here, but he doesn't stray far.
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Though she currently spends most of her time in Miami, this type of workout is her go-to, and she never takes a break.
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The Great Puzzle Scandal of 2016 USA Today's crossword puzzle editor takes a break after he's accused of copying from New York Times puzzles.
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Also, Tom Ford takes a break from his day job to direct another movie, Nocturnal Animals, with Amy Adams, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Michael Shannon.
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In Fansawadi village in Karjat, Rama Bai takes a break from shaping bricks to show an officer from Disha Kendra a small ruled notebook.
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We are lulled into a false sense of calm when he takes a break from his incessant intraparty trash-talking and racially divisive rhetoric.
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As we prepare to go on a walk around her neighborhood, Quay takes a break to find the right jacket to be photographed in.
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Out There A popular screen saver takes a break while its inventors try to digest data that may yet be hiding news of extraterrestrials.
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Out There A popular screen saver takes a break while its inventors try to digest data that may yet be hiding news of extraterrestrials.
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It'll be one of Philo's first (and maybe only) appearances in years as she takes a break from fashion to tend to her private life.
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Today he takes a break from the bars to showcase his skills behind the boards on the new instrumental release Lullabies for the Broken Brain.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - McLaren's Jenson Button could race in Rallycross or in Japan's Super GT series when he takes a break from Formula One next year.
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And when Clairfoster Josiah Browne, 213, takes a break from his Abstract Expressionist-inspired artwork, he scans his iPhone for fares inside a 260 Chevy Cruze.
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" Eric, also the son of Simon's girlfriend Lauren Silverman, takes a break from eating what looks like a giant bagel and taps his dad's shoulder. "Why?
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A shit-faced hairdresser slugging quarters into one of the VLTs takes a break to tell one of our Starfleet officers that she has nice hair.
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Damien Walter, an escort based in Toronto, has moved to Kitchener, Ontario, as he takes a break from escorting and works a day job in sanitation.
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Once he takes a break from his on-screen killing streak, we can't wait to see what will happen when he gets back behind the camera.
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"I know everything there is to know about computers," one man with a cowboy hat says as he takes a break from playing horseshoes with toilet seats.
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Once a week, the Tony Award-winning Hamilton takes a break from its online ticket lottery and gives fans outside of the theatre a chance to win.
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His Secret Service detail has been spotted outside the White House gym during the lunchtime hour as Kelly takes a break from the office to work out.
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Every few years, Apple takes a break from releasing a bunch of new features and instead focuses on fixing up what's under the hood of its software.
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During her Sunday writing stints, the author, 45, takes a break from the shadowy side of human nature to step into the light of a neighborhood she loves.
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Tennessee Titans cornerback Logan Ryan occasionally takes a vacation from the National Football League, but he never takes a break from rescuing dogs, not even on his wedding day.
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Here, the couple takes a break in the midst of a grueling 5-hour hike to the Tiger's Nest Monastery in the Himalayas while visiting the country of Bhutan.
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On a terrace in Barcelona, Alejandro P.E. takes a break from vlogging about his fitness progress, new tattoos, and subscriber milestones to commemorate the second anniversary of using testosterone.
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Meanwhile, Faith is sitting alone in a booth, near tears, so DJ James Kennedy takes a break from laying down sick beats to comfort her … and get the scoop.
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Or if Scoggins takes a break from the kicks and steps in to punch, the opponent will almost invariably swing back at him because he has come close enough.
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In the second chapter, after Avicii takes a break, he gets a dog, announces his retirement from touring and, fighting pushback from his team, reluctantly performs his last shows.
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"When (a host) takes a break to voice an ad, it's much less jarring of an interruption… It sounds like a natural extension of the show," Friedman told CNBC.
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The most painful of these videos I've seen yet is from YouTuber JerryRigEverything, who takes a break from his typical hobby of abusing cell phones to destroy a new Switch.
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On an all-new episode of VICELAND's HUANG'S WORLD, Eddie Huang takes a break from trekking across the globe to spend some time in his adopted hometown—New York City.
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Thursday was another eventful day in the U.S. impeachment investigation, concluding three days of consequential public hearings before the inquiry takes a break next week for the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday.
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IN AN airy first-floor study, Eldred Jones, who is 93, takes a break from his Braille Bible to talk about how he first left Sierra Leone to study at Oxford.
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So I feel particularly lucky to get a few minutes quizzing one of the world's preeminent cheesemaking gurus for a few minutes while he takes a break from his daily grind.
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A confidently unapologetic comedian, Ms. Buteau takes a break from hosting "Late Night Whenever," the podcast/talk show produced by WNYC, to appear at Carolines for five shows in three nights.
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Daniil Trifonov is at the keyboard, except for the concert on Saturday afternoon, when the pianist takes a break, and the Scriabin is replaced by Mozart's Wind Serenade in E flat.
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While mystery and drama are a given with these two involved, the upcoming series takes a break from a suburb like Rosewood and follows an unbelievably wealthy family into the Big Apple.
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For the first time since we met him, Reggie takes a break from The Work; he's going to therapy, doing drugs with Troy (Brandon Bell), and indulging in a little sympathy sex.
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Before that, Krakow takes a break to discuss his strategy with Wendy; she tells him that obviously the real problem is that he's too focused on Axe and his anger toward him.
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His mood is downright buoyant (by which I mean he takes a break from scowling and threatening lives) at Brace's news that soldiers are running around town searching for the stolen saltpeter.
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Fit City Twice a week, often between video calls or meetings, Andrew Lowenthal takes a break from work to open an app on his phone that helps him focus on his breathing.
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Just think about it, at any given place on Earth, the sun on average takes a break once every 300 years to 400 years, and we know about it well in advance.
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On an all new episode of our food and travel series HUANG'S WORLD, Eddie takes a break from globetrotting to head back home to Orlando for a family-cooked Chinese New Year feast.
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But the finest moments happen when he takes a break and, aided by Mr. Kuklis's sonic manipulations, conjures a dreamscape woven from folk tales and personal tales of camping by the Adriatic Sea.
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If a student starts his education and then takes a break, the period in which he's away doesn't count against the time limit, said Mark Kantrowitz, publisher and vice president of research at SavingforCollege.com.
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"I got asked to resign from my job in the IT industry when I was 55," Aoki, 59, tells CNN as he takes a break from tearing down a derelict house in Saitama, Japan.
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As she takes a break from being a Hollywood power player to enjoy her special moment with some night cheese (we assume), we're honoring this sacred day by reliving some of her funniest moments.
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While the supermodel takes a break from the runway to enjoy some much-needed T.L.C. on vacation, Jenner, 23, hasn't stopped giving fans an inside look at her very on-trend summer style on social media.
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A little past 9, after five hours of driving and a fairly steady stream of passengers, Malhotra takes a break to eat the dinner he packed from home — lentils, vegetables and chapati — in his parked car.
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Ahead, Saunders takes a break from her A-list clientele to share her favorite foolproof shades for every skin tone, from everyday nudes and pale pinks to more unexpected brights and, of course, the best reds.
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He's been on such a roll for so long it'll seem weird when he takes a break, when there isn't all of a sudden a new Future record to enjoy, analyze, and blast in your car.
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Every now and again, he takes a break from making emotionally shattering films and being gobsmacked by David Blaine to remind us that he used to be The Fresh Prince: prankster, rapper, brother figure to all.
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Photograph by Newsha Tavakolian / Magnum for The New Yorker A worker on Hormuz takes a break from gathering red ochre, an earth pigment that has been used for dyeing fabric and as an ingredient in makeup.
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The comedian Myq Kaplan takes a break from his M.C. role on his podcast, "Hang Out With Me," to welcome a new group of comedians to Q.E.D. in Astoria, Queens, the second Monday of every month.
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Every so often, Costner's intense voice takes a break from spouting out maxims to crack a joke about tape-worms, use an unbelievably advanced word, or reference a documentary he saw on TV about Mongolia and reincarnation.
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Usually, it takes a break in the skin to allow bacteria to enter the body, but Briggs said he doesn't remember being scratched or bitten, and his doctors found no evidence of a break in the skin.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peru will work to boost the liquidity of sol-denominated debt instruments as it takes a break from global debt markets and pivots to local bond issuances, the country's finance minister told Reuters on Thursday.
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The idea, though, is that if someone is playing a quick game of tic-tac-toe and takes a break to look to the side, they'll potentially see an ad — which, again, isn't intrusive into the core experience.
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There's some bleak humor around the word early on: Ruth takes a break from punching Daisy to sensitively school her that "the darkies don't like being called 'nigger' no more"—a jab at the supposed limits of political correctness?
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On this episode of Daily VICE, DJ Khaled takes a break on his tour with Beyoncé to chat with VICE about his highly successful Snapchat persona and what it's like to perform at sold-out stadiums across the country.
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On a new episode of VICELAND's MY HOUSE, Tati 007 takes a break from the dance floors of New York's ballroom scene and throws a bash of her own, inviting a handful of her friends over for an all-girls lingerie party.
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One parent may consider staying at home to raise children — if that's you, keep in mind these findings by Fortune in 2016: If the average American woman takes a break from her career for half a decade, she'll sacrifice $467,000 over her lifetime.
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Alexander Vindman, National Security Council Director for European Affairs, takes a break as he testifies during a hearing before the House Intelligence Committee in the Longworth House Office Building on Capitol Hill November 19, 2019 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Jacquelyn Martin - Pool/Getty Images)
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With each diagnosis Mulgrew takes a break from her flourishing acting career and returns to her family's 40-acre estate in Iowa, where she's faced with the daunting task of managing her parents' disintegrating health, while also exploring her loving but complex attachment to each.
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The "Saturday Night Live" alum and a former host of the White House Correspondents Dinner takes a break from his late-night NBC talk show to spill some tea about what it's like to have to regularly write jokes about a news cycle that just won't let up.
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After Daenerys, in full psychopath mode, calmly counts off the ways in which she'll make the Masters suffer, Tyrion Lannister takes a break from sputtering lame excuses about his mishandling of her city-state and reminds her that a tendency toward what we'll politely call overreaction runs in her family.
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She's had a long day at school, and now she's sat opposite me – clad in baggy brown cords, a comfy sweater, and silver jewelry—in Room 1 at The Grove Studios in west London, as she takes a break from rehearsing for her first ever gig, due to take place the next day.
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"Logan" also works in a few fantastic chase scenes later in the film, and again it doesn't feel like the film stops and takes a break for set pieces as so many superhero movies do—the action is organic to the story and the characters, much like "Mad Max: Fury Road" in that regard.
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While Frank takes a break to geek out over his toy soldiers with Eric Rawlings — he's the guy Frank spied in the crowd at his Gettysburg rally, and also the Civil War reenactor who fed him a lot of bullshit about his ancestor Augustus Underwood — Claire takes a stab at getting her own votes.
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It takes a break from the overarching storylines of the rest of the series, diverting to follow telekinetic nose-bleeder Eleven as she runs away from home to Chicago to find her "sister" from Hawkins Lab: we see her make friends with a bunch of punks, get a bitchin' makeover and seek violent revenge on her former abusers.
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Mr. Dean and the director Lucie Tiberghien do not always work in issues of race smoothly, though, and the biggest stumble in this production from the Monk Parrots company involves Jaybo's crush on Finch (Vanessa Butler), a black hobo who takes a break from her travels to observe the weird family she has so improbably stumbled upon.
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THE BOOK OF HENRY The director Colin Trevorrow takes a break between franchises — "Jurassic World" and "Star Wars: Episode IX" — with a drama about an 11-year-old genius (Jaeden Lieberher) who, with his mother (Naomi Watts), sets out to rescue the girl next door (Maddie Ziegler), who seems to be abused by her stepfather (Dean Norris).
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" The statement — which is signed by Graham and his bandmate siblings Sydney, 22, and Noah, 23, as well as their parents, Linda and Jeffery — concludes by saying that the family will continue to work with Graham "to have the right tools and knowledge about social boundaries, and to better navigate and utilize social media while he takes a break from it.
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