Sentence examples for take broke from inspiring English sources

A nonsmoking actor, forced to puff on cigarettes in take after take, broke into a fit of coughing.

While African Americans were still beholden to the Republican Party, took broke ranks in 1900 and supported the Democrat nominee William Jennings Bryan.

We believe that in the next few years advisory business will be priced lower for our other clients who take our broking and accounting services," he says.

Lyrically though, it's as obnoxious as Brown's public persona, a tale of infidelity where he "just got rich / took a broke nigga bitch".

Another is to take 'broke' to be univocal and allow the object to move into subject position.

She skips from character to character and incident to incident in a way that does not seem to add up to a picture of how a young, very amateur rider might take a barely broke little horse over the stiffest jumping course in the world and survive.

If you want to take a picture it's going to cost something or the s*** could just get broke.

Christine Farnish, director of consumer relations at the FSA, said the regulator had not yet used its powers to take action against broking firms swamped by business but she expected "one or two" firms to decide that it might be sensible to turn away new business for the time being.

So there they are later, shooting that go-for-broke take the director has granted them. .

Having cemented his role as everyone's favourite screen crazy in films such as Bug and My Son, My Son What Have Ye Done?, Michael Shannon goes for broke in Take Shelter (2011, Universal, 15), a brilliantly balanced tale of approaching apocalypse and brooding psychosis, brimful of End of Days madness.

If you borrow at 19% and lend it out at 10%, it doesn't take long to go broke.