Sentence examples for comes broken from inspiring English sources

Then off comes broken glass, the screen and dozens of tiny screws.

The moussaka comes "broken," in steamy, disintegrating layers, because it's made fresh, the ground beef and béchamel tossed in the pot to order.

When a package gets lost, when it's not delivered on time, when it comes broken, when it comes in a box that's already been opened, when it comes in a soft package that's torn or looks terrible, it's a bad consumer experience.

Instead of ladyfingers, mascarpone and espresso all blurred together in a creamy mess, the tiramisu San Dona at Via Quadronno, 25 East 73rd Street, comes broken down into its parts: crisp ladyfingers, a cup of espresso, and mascarpone and zabaglione whipped together and dusted with bitter cocoa.

The data comes broken down by nationality (self-reported by the detainee), age, offence, month and borough.

Something similar is true of "Essayism," which comes broken into (mostly) brief sections, each purporting to excavate a particular line of reasoning.

[Note: after this whole article was written comes breaking news on an unrelated story.

No downcast beams to light up what was coming, breaking water, way off the coast.

That year 436,440 tourists came, breaking the record set in 1982.

"Here he came, breaking water at last.

Next will come "breaking news".