Sentence examples for shattered back from inspiring English sources
Dings and dents are one thing, but a shattered back is something that's hard to come back from, at least barring expensive repairs.
But proportionally, they are reporting damage more frequently than women, and their doctors are diagnosing more serious injuries — strokes and fractures, dead nerves and shattered backs.
The movie as a national culture and as a n art-house culture has been shattered and will never come back.
"The next one shattered the back window," he said.
Had Joe Miller and the Latimers managed to claw their shattered lives back together?
"Obama had come to Kenya hoping to put all the pieces of his shattered genealogy back together again," he writes.
However, this year Celebrity MasterChef has managed to haul its shattered body back to a position of relative invulnerability.
The passage of the legislation, by a 33-30 vote, bolsters Iceland's hopes of swift entry to the European Union and of getting its shattered economy back on track.
He and Mr Maskhadov are much more concerned with getting Chechnya's shattered economy back on its feet, and restoring rudimentary civil order, than with exporting revolution.
Putting the pieces of his "shattered genealogy" back together again was not so much Obama's project as it is Maraniss's.
