Sentence examples for broke means from inspiring English sources
At a time when both major political parties and the White House have been bit by the austerity bug, arguing that the country actually isn't broke means risking "serious" status inside the Washington beltway.
What others found frivolous, Vreeland was dead serious about: the fact that Elsa Maxwell wore Patou, even though she was broke, meant that she respected herself and the idea of self-transformation.
Remember, though: Even go-for-broke means fine-tuning the style.
LAST week the cold finally broke, which meant the arrival of the first flash of calf on the streets in months.
It's 1973, the city is broke and mean, and he's been bumming around since he got out of Vietnam, avoiding his Mafia-employed family and keeping clear of his loco cousin, Domenic, who wants to settle an old family quarrel by killing him with his bare hands.
Insolvent doesn't necessarily mean bankrupt: it just means broke.
Even Ron Conway's second angel fund, which had the good fortune to invest in Google (a 400x cost winner), only broke even (that means close to a 0percentt IRR)!
Oh well, as long as 8O8 gets you buzzed without going broke, by all means, sip away (responsibly).
And when I say "banged," I mean "broke in wearing a ski mask and raped".
Being in foreclosure usually means being broke.
