Sentence examples for properly broken from inspiring English sources
Nick Drake if he'd played with The Byrds? Fleet Foxes if they'd had their hearts properly broken?
If it's oversmoked or never cleaned or isn't properly broken in, the pipe can become saturated with tar that spoils in the cells of wood.
The fox-hunting types might have had one thing right, though: cords need a good thrashing before they can be considered properly broken in.
As Dwight, Blair offers a stark contrast to the expressionless avenging angels who litter traditional exploitation cinema – a properly broken man, stumbling his way down a preordained path more in fear than in anger, each escalating act of vengeance/survival taking another chunk out of his fractured character.
These capsules need to be designed with the adequate shape and material to be properly broken.
Shoes that are uncomfortable from the start will not get more comfortable, even if properly broken in.
Brook desperately wants the fight because he thinks he has a great chance of winning and victory would be the calling card he needs to properly break the US.
Not quite poppy enough to cross over to the mainstream (even their song Bruises soundtracking a 2008 iPod nano ad campaign didn't properly break them), but not quite experimental enough for the avant crowd either, on the grounds that, for all their talk of making "haunted house music", they too often enjoy sounding like Tango in the Night-era Fleetwood Mac.
Experts say the biggest mistakes companies make when trying to measure their image with consumers is not properly breaking down the metrics that are unique to their industries.
Further examination showed that the patients had higher-than-normal levels of a prostaglandin called PGE2, confirming that the mutation leads to a faulty enzyme that doesn't properly break down prostaglandins, the researchers report this week in Nature Genetics.
Think twice before you feel good about using biodegradable plastics, says the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP), which argues in a new report that they don't properly break down in places like the ocean.
