Sentence examples for entirely broken from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, the basic bargain, however frayed, is not entirely broken.

He painted a picture of a man entirely broken by his misfortunes.

In four countries Nigeria, India, Afghanistan, and Pakistan the chain of polio transmission had yet to be entirely broken.

"Clearly, the regulatory system in Mexico is entirely broken," Ms. Barshefsky said in a conference call with reporters yesterday morning.

European royalty of the new generation has entirely broken the system of rank and class, established when a cousinhood of royal children created a spider's web of alliances.

In the event of a war, business will be entirely broken up and nearly all the Americans in this place will make tracks for San Francisco".

Were we, I asked, on the verge of entirely breaking down the line between sweet and savory?

Addressing a rally called by Sunni Muslim clerics in Cairo, Morsi said: "We decided today to entirely break off relations with Syria and with the current Syrian regime".

The two rounds of talks are the first known negotiations to have taken place since a Pakistan-brokered process entirely broke down following the death in a US drone strike of Omar's successor, Mullah Akhtar Mansoor.

His relations with the northern Italian maritime powers, save for Pisa and to some degree Venice, continued to deteriorate in the 1240s, but he remained dependent on income from taxes on their trade and could not entirely break ties with them.

When the foursome hug each other and take their leave of a delirious, drenched crowd, it's a chance for us all to celebrate the mending of severed alliances, a beautiful advertisement for friendship after adversity, an acknowledgement that the bonds between us may sometimes slip and fracture, but will never entirely break.