Sentence examples for much broken down from inspiring English sources

"I'd pretty much broken down by that point.

But that accommodation has pretty much broken down; nowadays, it seems, we either look away or become vegetarians.

"What this also represents is the fact that two (or if we are being charitable two-and-a-half) party politics has very much broken down as a system.

Some of this ocean litter originates from the fishing industry; most of the rest is consumer garbage from soda bottles, toys and other plastic goods, much broken down by the waves beyond recognition.

In 2005 in the aftermath of the Vioxx debacle and withdrawal from the market, Janet Woodcock, Deputy Commissioner of Operations at the FDA, said that the nation's drug safety system had, "pretty much broken down".

"I was pretty much broken down and sad, and she wanted to play buddy-buddy with me, and her little reach-out-and-touch-me superficial bull sh**." I couldn't have put it better myself, and I can generally put most anything better than Shambles can.

So much broke down for Philadelphia that it made little sense to direct blame at the scattershot Foles, the seemingly ill-prepared Barkley or the blanketed McCoy.

Speaking to the BBC from Camp 3 on his way down, Mr Cool said: "When we got the medal out at the top I pretty much broke down in tears.

It also refutes the claim, sometimes made by contrarians, that the consensus has broken down, much less 'shattered'shattered

It's about trucking through a crowded, sweaty, dusty park in an obscene temperature to meet a fate much worse: to be broken down by dipped chip after dipped chip of hot-pepper-infused salsa.

We then breathalyzed ourselves again to see how much alcohol it had broken down in our systems.