Sentence examples for broke noted from inspiring English sources
A Sports Illustrated article called "How (and Why) Athletes Go Broke" noted "that only one out of 30 highest-caliber investment deals works out as advertised".
Over time, the salmon would become "a rich man's fish," Dr. Broke noted, an expensive import harvested commercially from the North Atlantic or hooked by sportsmen on trips to Europe or Nova Scotia.
Senior Advisor & NY Coordinator for the Public Banking Institute, Economics Editor Opednews.com, Author: "America is Not Broke!" Noted monetary reformer, Stephen Zarlenga spoke to a standing-room only crowd at the New York City Henry George School on December 6th for two hours, followed by a well-attended dinner at our regular restaurant, Zana's, where we got to question him in more detail.
"I said then the deal is broken," noted Brooks.
Sen. Robert A. Zirkin (D-Baltimore County), the committee chairman and the bill's sponsor, said no rules were broken, noting that several measures that were added to the witness-protection legislation had already received their own, separate hearings.
Minister of Home Security Herbert Morrison was also worried that morale was breaking, noting the defeatism expressed by civilians.
By the end of the film, "you see how the founding fathers of [Indonesia's] regime and establishment are completely broken," notes Oppenheimer, "These men are not enjoying their old age as the heroes they have been telling themselves and the rest of the country that they are, they're destroyed".
If you determined that it is broken, note the part number and order a replacement.
Etymology: (Frangible: capable of being broken) Note: Often a subg. of Rhamnus; some of value in food, medicine.
It's even more impressive live, where chunky shared lines are broken, note by note, to create a dizzying musical tennis match.
McLean's great achievements — his distinctive, acerbic tone and keening broken notes; his inquisitive musical mind that led him to bridge his bluff, hard-bop bluesiness into the avant-garde (and to pick daring young sidemen to match) — are well known.
