You can just return the control from that function. Or use the ugly break labels approach :)
If there is another code parts after your for statement, you can refactor the loops in a function.
IMO, the use of breaks and continue should be discouraged in OOP, since they affect the readability and the maintenance. Sure, there are cases where they are handy, but in general I think that we should avoid them, since they will encourage the use of goto style programing.
Apparently variations to this questions are posted a lot. Here Peter provided some good and odd uses using labels.
