Sentence examples for broken heels from inspiring English sources
In place of amiable, very Brit hits such as Broken Heels are anonymous international dancefloor fodder (Let It Go), 1990s retreads (Elephant, whose central feature is a vocal that's been Vocodered into complete anonymity) and Kylie-ish Eurodisco (the admittedly infectious Love You That Much).
The video for "Bad Boys" imagined her beating up a bothersome chap in a bar; follow-up single "Broken Heels" had her in an American football kit, better to take on a dozen bruisers in an impromptu match at the end of verse three.
She's got the scars to prove it: a hip flexor that required surgery; a fractured rib from a fall during the technical rehearsals of "The Look of Love"; and more broken heels than she can count.
And since Australia had the momentum going into this decider, Gatland, the old hooker, had most certainly shot himself in the foot, a singularly stupid thing to do because he was already hobbling around on a pair of broken heels, courtesy of falling off a ladder.
Like clockwork, New York Fashion Week came and went in a swift blur of broken heels, extravagant weirdos, and free party swag.
At the end of October last year, Bogdan Raczynski fell from a hotel window in Graz, Austria, and ended up in hospital with two broken heels.
In addition to breaking heels, grates are for losing keys and rings, requiring the summoning of transit workers to retrieve them (that happens for jewelry a few times a month).
The band's instruments are made out of materials recycled from the dump, including oil drums, utensils, even broken shoe heels.
Meanwhile, Raynor had broken both heels and was in a wheelchair.
But as anyone who has broken a heel knows, the higher the elevation, the more likely it is to snap.
(This season, a couple launch a business based on the catchphrase "We can pickle that!," brining everything from eggs at an urban farm to a broken high heel found on the sidewalk).
