Sentence examples for more breakup from inspiring English sources

"Definitely no more breakup records," she said.

Get ready for more breakup tunes.

Get ready for some more breakup tunes.

And the flames have been fanned by fan observations from their tour -- lyric changes, more breakup songs, accusations of lack of chemistry -- as well as allegations of a philandering Jay.

Reality TV is a case in point: We can say we watch "The Bachelor" or "The Bachelorette" for the true love story, but proportionally there are a whole lot more breakup stories; for every proposal, there are, typically, 24 breakups aired.

What is more, breakups cannot happen fast.

Soon after that, four more breakups added to the debris problem: On Feb. 2, a new Chinese navigation satellite suffered an apparent engine failure that left it in dozens and perhaps hundreds of pieces.

Despite all that pain, many of us have had more breakups by the end of our 20s than our grandparents had in their entire lives.

Overall, the study suggests pretty people may have more breakups because they may be less willing to do the work necessary to maintain their relationships.

But to price the bank now at only a fraction more than breakup value seems overly cautious.

There isn't likely to be a more graceful breakup song this year than "I L U," or one more tersely affecting.