Sentence examples for thought broken from inspiring English sources

Before this debate, I thought "broken Britain" was the government's analysis.

The surprise recall of Australia's "utility-back" – the term demeans him – to the Wallabies squad for the first time in four years restores a link thought broken long ago between the nerve-jangling challenge England will face in the coming weeks and the finest hour in its rugby history.

John Deutch was the fourth D.C.I. to arrive at Langley in as many years, and he made it clear from the outset he was going to fix whatever he thought broken, beginning with the directorate of operations -- the clandestine side of the house, commonly called the D.O., which has been the major source of glory and disaster throughout the history of the C.I.A.

They had redefined norms and rules, expanded thought, broken boundaries and shook off the flak from those too rigid to see beyond "the way it's supposed to be".

Jack thought, breaking unconsciously into a jog.

A guy carrying a box down the stairs we thought broke his foot.

If the government thought breaking up RBS was practical, it would have done it, says Osborne.

And you thought breaking a mirror brought bad luck?

If you thought breaking a Guinness World Record was cool, imagine doing it at 105.

Think broken tent-poles, tears in your tent canvas, even holes in your wellies.

Whacked my head and I think broke my finger".