Sentence examples for actually broken down from inspiring English sources

There are times where I have actually broken down, even last summer, in front of my son, sobbing, saying I am so scared of being left alone.

Pundits swapped notes on whether or not they had actually broken down in the face of a two-minute tale of a girl reaching out to a lonely old man while – in the background – Oasis pub-rock was somehow reworked into a dulcet tear-jerker.

"The promise of technology has actually broken down geographic barriers," says David Demko David Demko, a gerontologist and professor at Florida Atlantic University who coined the term "zoomers" for affluent boomers who stay active well into old age.

One of them actually broke down in tears as he confessed this.

Would it be better in economic crises and times like these to actually break down borders between countries?

The assumption is that "saliva, which is an aqueous solution with biomolecules in it, will be enough electrolyte to actually break down the contaminant," he said.

He finally solved his problem: "I actually broke down and got a parking spot for $400, and it has been a life-changing experience".

There it is anchored and stretched into a smooth white plane by the aluminum beam, a three-inch-thick, seemingly seamless element (it actually breaks down into 11 pieces) that spans the length of the gallery.

The only difficulty that you're going to have in these types of definitions is that when somebody examines when the recession began, it's usually well before the economy actually breaks down.

Predictably, when you actually break down the recipients of DLA (as was) by cause of disability, it becomes plain that, first, these conditions would be almost impossible to fake, and second, this could happen to any of us.

Because the realism is lacking in some areas it actually breaks down the illusion.