Sentence examples for broke show from inspiring English sources

The data for Mrs. Clinton in February, before the email story broke, show a clear pattern: 43 percent of her coverage was negative in tone and only 2percentt was positive (with the remainder neutral).

But Mr. Draghi's insistence that countries that delay reforms can go broke shows a departure from Mr. Trichet's stance.

In his verse drama Driftekaren (1908; "The Drover") and long novel Sneskavlen brast (1918 19; "The Avalanche Broke"), Kinck showed himself to be a more reflective and analytical writer than Hamsun.

That show broke color barriers in fashion in a way that has not been replicated since.

Possibly even better news is that the show broke barriers for its time, as Lansbury would be first to note.

In Armstrong's shrewd assessment, the show "broke with traditional television comedy form just enough to surprise audiences, but not enough to scare them".

Overpaid: Mel Brooks' debut solo show broke records for the most expensive ever West End tickets, at £502 for a front-row seat.

MoMA was a young institution in 1931; Rivera was only the second artist to have a retrospective there (Matisse was the first), and his show "broke all attendance records," said Leah Dickerman, a curator in the museum's department of painting and sculpture.

However, King recently upped the gaycist ante with Two Broke Girls, a show the New Yorker referred to as "so racist it is less offensive than baffling".

Nine minutes into his act of contrition the main TV camera broke, leaving Woods shown only in profile as he haltingly accepted responsibility for letting the world, himself, and, most importantly, his sponsors down.

I'll be dead broke!" The Direct Line survey showed that 44% of the 2,017 U.K. wedding guests surveyed said that their first place to cut costs in an overloaded wedding season is by forgoing a new dress or suit.