Sentence examples for broke has gone from inspiring English sources

An explosive series of revelations that began late last year, when news of a massive corruption scandal known as Mafia Capitale first broke, has gone a long way to explain some of the city's deficiencies: it was alleged that many of the contracts for public services, and even housing for Gypsies and migrants, were the subject of bribes and skimming by public officials.

You can always get the sense that someone has developed wisdom; has bent without breaking; has gone through hell and back yet still has the capacity to smile and press forward when it would be exponentially easier to fall crashing down.

Finally, a break had gone Fleury's way.

Few breaks have gone the Jets' way this season, and this break -- small as it might be -- could not have come at a worse moment.

But if he had launched successfully, Christie could have potentially relegated Perry to the second tier, much like Perry has done to Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn).. Now, however, Perry will continue to come under scrutiny as he tries to come back and challenge Romney, and the Romney team can continue on the path they've been taking, with another lucky break having gone their way.

A nurse's emotional Facebook status detailing the demands placed on NHS nurses who are "stretched beyond breaking point" has gone viral.

As the record-breaking prize has gone unclaimed, the jackpot will roll over to Saturday with an estimated jackpot of £57.8 million.

Instead of dashing off to St. Bart's on school breaks, Isabelle has gone on church missions to Malawi and New Orleans.

A war that long ago reached its breaking point has gone mad, with violent episodes that seemed emblematic of the searing, mind-bending frustration on both sides after 10 years of fighting in a place where battle has been an occupation, and preoccupation, for centuries.

As I write, Matt has gone rogue, broken down the fourth wall and eaten one.

They have an opportunity to break a cycle that has gone on for years".