Sentence examples for along broke from inspiring English sources

Two years later, however, the band, which Mr. Rocker said had been "an ugly democracy all along," broke up.

From 69 feet above the Hudson we spied a nest of wild parrots at 160th Street and, a little farther along, broke into a spontaneous, off-key rendition of Woody Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Land".

Both "I'm Just Wild About Harry" and the show Shuffle Along broke racial taboos.

"Mom was the only music teacher I ever had," he once said — recalling that he played "Yes, We Have No Bananas" on a piano when he was 4. After playing in a high school dance band, he went to California with a revue, "Shuffle Along," that went broke in Long Beach in 1937.

Depending on whether they say, "How funny, we've just ordered new ones!" or "We're broke," try something along the following lines: "I know it's none of our business, but we'd be happy to help with the cost of repairs, if you'd be comfortable with that?

If everyone can pass along price increases, nobody goes broke.

I went on to work with disabled riders, and finally purchased, saddle-broke and brought along a talented young thoroughbred who had "never been on the track" (a big selling point with regard to future soundness and behavioral problems) in order to finance my graduate work in film.

Two mortgage hedge funds owned by the investment bank Bear Stearns went broke in the summer of 2007, along with American Home Mortgage Corporation and three investment funds owned by the French bank BNP Paribas.

This movie, along with Spike Lee's "When the Levees Broke," is one of the essential Katrina documents.

An article from The Village Voice, with the headline, "The Banker Who Broke the Law" is superimposed, along with the words "securities license suspended".

I can either go broke or pass the tax along to my renters," said Osceola County landlord Tom Long.