Sentence examples for less broke from inspiring English sources

After less than a year of freedom, Clyde was more or less broke.

Everyone was sweaty and sore and more or less broke, and nobody could seem to talk about anything but horses and armor and lances.

In its most recent season the Met, which gets 50% of the box-office revenue from simulcast tickets (sold at an average price of $22), more or less broke even with the scheme.

Still, the public accounts of RBS's subsidiaries indicate that if its share of ABN is excluded it more or less broke even in the crucial period of 2008 and the first half of 2009.

She charts the various programs that punish women for their alleged greed, like "Joe Millionaire," in which the titular millionaire finally reveals himself to be more or less broke, and "Charm School," which promised to "tear down and rebuild" its female participants.

In central Brooklyn -- where storefronts are boarded, housing projects stand in defiant opposition to the boom times, and the hospitals are more or less broke -- babies are dying at rates that the city as a whole has not seen in nearly two decades.

The blunt reality is that Britain is still more or less flat broke, and is not about to build its way to instant prosperity.

In two brief years of beyond-means living, I went from being more or less viably broke to being tremblingly, authentically in debt.

For the non-New Yorkers and less adventurous broke-asses out there, a simplified recipe follows.

If we do not fix our health care system, America may go the way of GM: paying more, getting less and going broke.

It could make American corporations less likely to go broke in bad times, while making it more expensive for states and cities to borrow money.