Sentence examples for broken refers from inspiring English sources

A tiny diorama of the Twin Towers, one burned and broken, refers to the niche belief that the September 11 , 2001attacks on the towers, the World Trade Center, and the pentagon were orchestrated by George W. Bush and Dick Cheney.

A tiny diorama of the Twin Towers, one burnt and broken, refers to the niche belief that the September 11 , 2001attacks on the towers, the World Trade Center, and the pentagon were orchestrated by George W. Bush and Dick Cheney.

In Gaza on Sunday, Mr. Moussa said, "The siege must be broken," referring to the embargo imposed by Israel, with Egypt's help.

An article in some editions on Wednesday about the restoration of water service to a block of West 57th Street in Manhattan one day after a water main broke referred incorrectly at one point to the Department of Environmental Protection, which runs the sewer and water system.

A "bio-break" refers to a trip to the bathroom, and "client/server action" refers to sex.

The term break refers to the particular rhythms and sounds produced by deejays by mixing sounds from records to produce a continuous dancing beat.

The reference to a broken promise refers, in part, to people enrolled in privately offered Medicare Advantage insurance plans, which would lose federal subsidies under the House bill.

"Stephen understands that you don't get the skills for free," he said during a break, referring to Mr. Daldry, "or without investing the time".

A chart on March 19 about the history of spring break referred incompletely to an American Medical Association survey of female college students and graduates on vacation behavior.

What if "big break" referred to training as a barrister, or a surgeon, rather than a stint in the Big Brother house?

In Arabic, Alfecca means "break", and refers to the shape of both Corona Australis and Corona Borealis.