Sentence examples for broken wristwatch from inspiring English sources
Her broken wristwatch was frozen at 8.07am local time, the exact moment the bomb hit her.
He also broke her wristwatch while attempting to steal it.
Men could wear wristwatches as bracelets starting in the 1910s or 1920s, so wristwatch collecting worldwide is relatively short, like 100 years.
Eagleman wears a Russian wristwatch to work every morning, though it's been broken for months.
In grainy, monochrome tones, he shot broken marble angels in the grounds of a Christian church and a cracked wristwatch, its hands frozen at 11.02am, the exact time of the nuclear detonation.
But instead of boxing gloves she was wearing a wristwatch and, after having her hand raised in triumph, she left the arena without having broken a sweat.
In one of Packer's most outrageous acts of diffident destruction, the money manipulator, responding to his wife's generous offer to help him out of his difficulties with her own fortune, contrives, on a wristwatch computer, to break into her assets and lose them all for her.
More recently, a burglar broke into Bongino's home and stole a commemorative wristwatch from his years at the White House.
By the way, I notice you wear a wristwatch.
Wristwatch-type clocks have more moving parts, so they can break down more easily.
