Sentence examples for either broke from inspiring English sources

There is widespread suspicion, both in Sacramento and in N.B.A. ownership circles, that the Maloofs are either broke or in severe financial distress.

Canton's mayor, Joe Clark, looked across the river to Meyer, Ill., where one of more than 20 levees either broke or overflowed last week.

"There's a lot of people and businesses that are either broke, unemployed, or don't have a job that they are happy with," Howard says.

Like being in a distressingly long version of New Year's Eve, you could end up either broke and stranded miles from home, or keeping up appearances while everyone arrives to party.

And in Ireland, just 10percentt of corporations (or 1percentt depending on who's doing the math) pay 84percentt of the corporate taxes, because the other 90percenttoto 99percentt are either broke from the recession... or cheating.

Independent studies of the results show that fewer than 600 of 4,857 horses cataloged either broke even or turned a profit.

There is an exception to farmers and ranchers either going broke or depending on subsidy.

"It either goes broke or it survives and you make a lot of upside," Andrew Dale, of Macquarie, said.

Clinton tycoons either went broke or decamped.

Unfortunately, he was either too broke or too cheap to actually pay for one.

I can either go broke or pass the tax along to my renters," said Osceola County landlord Tom Long.