Sentence examples for felt broke from inspiring English sources
"I never ever ever felt broke," she told Carter.
"I have a lot of money, but I still feel broke.
When I say I feel broke, I don't mean broke in a financial sense but I still feel like that kid from the gutter who's still trying to get it, even though I'm at the place I want to be".
The middle class may feel "broke," but America is not.
Sure, they may feel broke right now, but they're still in a place where they can say what they would "never" do.
On "My Way", he meditates over his rise out of poverty to the "life of a rich thug", recalls the death of his childhood friend Ill Will, and concedes that he "still feels broke with millions in the bank".
Even if it's just a little every paycheck -- and even if you feel broke right now -- you'll be glad you did. 4. But when you do spend money, keep in mind that you'll remember your 20s based on experiences you've had more than stuff you bought.
However: college towns are still 'towns' and 'towns' are always in possession of non-specialized poor people who don't happen to be 18 and perfect, which is why even at my brokest broke I felt weird about capitalizing on, like, the cheap Hare Krishna dinners that my then-grad-school friends were so jizzed about.
"It felt like something just broke.
He was flat broke but felt lucky to have landed a job at the state's premier daily, one filled with a newsroom of reporters and editors who worked hard to live up to the paper's righteous motto, "Sustained Outrage".
