He gets in a few broken sentences.
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The smoking indoors may be the "broke the rules" part of the trailer's broken sentence.
Greenwald conveys this in a combination of broken sentences, jotted phrases, and obscure jargon.
When the young writer finally confronts the woman who has been haunting him, she pours out her personal history in a long, dreadfully written speech consisting of broken sentences that sketch a fearful personal history scarred by poverty and war.
You'll find out if you're right, get feedback on how to improve the broken sentences, and receive a final score benchmarking your results against other test takers.
Would anyone ever want such a recorded message at home, perhaps a clock that called out the time, in broken sentences, every few minutes?
This effective imprisonment owes much to Beckett, as do the broken sentences that din home a ravaged world: "The room.
Her poetry – published in Notes on Cafes and Bedrooms (1963) and Iliad of Broken Sentences (1967) – was exuberantly sensuous, a hymn to 60s hedonism set amid the bohemian night-time world of a London reinvented through French poetic influences and sultry Oriental imagery.
Through the thrust and parry of the salesmen's sensational flimflam — the broken sentences, the asides, the interjections — speech becomes a dramatic gesture: an assault, an insinuation, a decoy, a defense, a trap.
Some messages appear normal while others are full of greater-than symbols and broken sentences.
