Sentence examples for great breakup from inspiring English sources

There are great breakup albums out there, but how many were created collaboratively by the very folks who split up? "Making It," released last month by Stew and the Negro Problem, is the anomalous kind.

"Oh I was only 24 hours from Tulsa," came Pitney's hiccoughed apology, "ah, only one day away from your arms … " Then came By the Time I Get to Phoenix, Glen Campbell's version of Jimmy Webb's great breakup song.

Bizarrely written about the end of a professional relationship (with her frequent duet partner and early champion Porter Wagoner) rather than a romantic one, nevertheless I Will Always Love You has endured as one of the all-time great breakup songs.

I had a great breakup once.

(Are you sure she didn't sing that? Well, she should. Those would be great breakup lyrics).

So in the great breakup game of It Wasn't Me, It Was Him, we're now the sane ones, and Brussels are the Honestly He Was a Sociopath.

Their bicoastal relationship did not survive the winter, but it ended with one of rock's greatest breakup songs, "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes," which Stills composed in the spring of 1968.

In any case, as so often happens, Jerry and Amanda's relationship has gone terribly awry; it's not so much a dead shark, to steal a line from "Annie Hall," Mr. Allen's greatest breakup comedy, as one intent on devouring everything in its path.

Parker played the dim-witted but calculating Shelley Stewart in the 1993 classic romantic comedy, and although she had some great one-liners ("All I want is a lifestyle, y'know – with some ambiance and some classic eternal good taste!"), she missed out on the best, and only musical, moment of the film: You Don't Own Me – pretty much the greatest breakup song of all time.

It is found out that an increase in Reynolds number (Re) led to greater breakup, while an increase in normalized air ventilation rate (CQ) favored greater coalescence events in the wake.

Morissette and Swift teamed up for Morisette's signature hit "You Oughta Know," which Swift introduced to the audience calling it "the greatest breakup song ever written".