Sentence examples for broken step from inspiring English sources

Brisé, also called Pas Brisé, (French: "broken step"), in classical ballet, a small, battu ("beaten") step.

But when his insurance company demanded that he fix a broken step in front of his home, he decided to play by the book and approach the commission.

He looked inside, and seconds later he saw Combs and others hurtling down the club's stairs, tripping on a broken step, and sliding around the curved wall at the bottom, like when a roller coaster goes around a turn on its side.

Although it carried a high price tag (nearly $150, if I recall correctly), the can's design exuded a noble, quiet confidence that made me realize that it would accept -- without complaint -- a relentless diet of cardboard pizza boxes, glue-splattered wads of failed art-project paper and broken step stools.

While walking down the stairs to the cellar, she trips on a broken step and injures herself.

If there's a broken step, you'll need to fix it.

The house facing him was as dark as the others and he climbed the broken steps quickly and slipped inside.

And because he was not a believer, Mihalis took those broken steps slumped on his hands and knees, like some nocturnal beast".

But how quickly the congregations of both these buildings had evaporated, leaving behind a damp jumble of prayer books, empty tables and broken steps leading down into the ritual bath.

The passage to the hall has 3 broken steps and an open court in the front.

However, when males mounted females, males shifted to frequency-modulated broken "step-like" USVs with 70-kHz and 40/80 harmonic frequencies until the end of mounting (Figure 5B and C).