Sentence examples for feeling broke from inspiring English sources

If the French feeling broke down, it was only in the finale, "Sirènes," where the women of the Philadelphia Singers Chorale sounded a bit square and uninsinuating.

I buy when things are cheap and when I can afford to, rather than being forced to use a credit card and then feeling broke for months.

But people probably never need to believe in the self-made man or woman more than when they're feeling broke and scared.

An earlier wave of high feeling broke in the 18 century, with The Vicar of Wakefield (1766) heralding a flood of sentimental novels that caused critics to despair about the rise of tearful sensationalism.

The song – part poem, part manifesto – is about Cocker (back then) and people like Cocker (as he had been): the long-term disfranchised and perma-skint, who spend their lives feeling broke, scared and hopeless, without a safety net.

Those polled complained of feeling broke and said they would need to earn more than £150,000 before they felt wealthy.

This was feeling broken inside.

Here is feeling breaking through form.

Trott, feeling broken, left the tour after just one Test.

From time to time, it is inevitable that the swell of feeling breaks its boundaries.

(The Hunger Games: Catching Fire) I stand there, feeling broken and small, thousands of eyes trained on me.