When a team gains control of the puck in their defensive end they will 'break out' with the puck to go on the attack. Most teams have established break out plays to accomplish this important part of the game.
The ability to dial across a private network and then to access an exchange line at a suitable terminal PBX in order to enable the call to be charged at the ‘local rate`.
to loosen a tight joint as in line pipe or sucker rods. 
[v] - take from stowage in preparation for usage 2. [v] - begin suddenly and sometimes violently
verb move away or escape suddenly; `The horses broke from the stable`; `Three inmates broke jail`; `Nobody can break out--this prison is high security` verb take from stowage in preparation for use
The moment when a swimmers breaks the surface of the water after pushing off the wall or after their start. Generally refers to the transition from underwater kicking to swimming full strokes.