Sentence examples for broken down from from inspiring English sources
Even if it is broken down from a messy whole into several slightly more coherent phases, it was usually inconsistent, often unstable and to varying degrees improvised.
It was, however, "a country in an economic and political fever," flush with oil but broken down from the brutal Biafran conflict.
He said that virtually all of the machinery at the driving range has broken down from too many years of use.
By the time Public Enemy was recording, such distinctions had broken down from both ends: performers wrote, arranged, and produced their own material; engineers made as significant a musical contribution as anyone else to the creation of a recorded sound.
She retired again last fall at 27. Kim Clijsters, winner of the 2005 United States Open, retired last year, a month before she turned 24, her body broken down from the strain of powerful play.
When he reported that his horses were "absolutely broken down from fatigue and want of flesh," Lincoln displayed a rare flash of temper: "Will you pardon me for asking," he telegraphed, "what the horses of your army have done since the battle of Antietam that fatigue anything?" In the words of his secretary John Nicolay, Lincoln kept "poking sharp sticks under little Mac's ribs".
If they move too soon, then your square will break down from any unusual starting position.
"It would break down from sunlight and turn chalky white and then disintegrate".
Unfortunately, Luo broke down from constant overwork and died at battlefields after the war of resistance.--Package.
By the time they mature, at around 5 years old, many begin to break down from leg and foot problems.
