Sentence examples for broke to call from inspiring English sources

The latch was faulty, and because the sublet was illegal and I was too broke to call a locksmith, I lived with the door that would not lock.

They're repeating the same tired story that rich governments are broke and thus have to call in the private sector to finance climate change solutions.

I want a white bitch to call me a broke nigger while we having sex its so sexy to me.

But now the press, as well as the media and those fellows who do the news, started saying that our Medicare program or Medicaid or whatever you want to call it is going broke.

"We used to call ourselves and tease ourselves because we were so broke and [we'd] laugh about how broke we were," says Ainooson.

A total of 2,835 people broke-off before reaching 60% of the questionnaire, 2,342 requests to call back were not completed and 30,721 people refused to take part.

(McGruder, who is proud to call himself a nerd, no longer thinks of himself as cool. "Most cool niggas I know are broke," he said).

The city is broke, and even the residents mock it and have taken to calling it Desperate Hot Springs.

"When time came to secure housing, I was too broke to make the trip to Syracuse, so I called the program secretary and asked if she knew of any apartments.

It was easier for him to look at my broke state and call it lack of passion or enthusiasm than to admit that he'd rather date a woman with the means to see New York as a playground rather than a test of survival skills.

Link's memoir, "Bootstrapper: From Broke to Badass on a Northern Michigan Farm," chronicles her first year divorced from a man she sarcastically calls "Mr. Wonderful".