Sentence examples for which broken from inspiring English sources

Depressed fractures, in which broken parts are pushed in on the brain matter.

The sleeves on most models have holes that allow the contents of a bottle to be seen but through which broken glass can escape.

He must be reminded that he has embarked on a mortal business in which broken promises are held in bitter regard and never forgotten.

The cracked windows are taped with an intricate spiderwork of red tape through which broken glass peeks in a pattern deserving some prize for modern art.

He applied this data-driven approach to correction, measuring employee performance on more than 130 statistical yardsticks, from inmate violence to officer overtime and sick time and the speed at which broken equipment was repaired.

Steve Hirdt, executive vice president of the Elias Sports Bureau, said, "I would think that the phrase is of a piece with another colloquialism — the one by which broken bats that produce base hits are said to have 'died a hero.' " RICHARD SANDOMIR  .

A comminuted fracture is one in which the broken ends of the bone are shattered into many pieces.

Typically, an item labeled down has a minimum of 70percentt down clusters, along with 18percentt feathers, 10percentt down fiber (which includes broken bits) and 2percentt residue.

The company, W3 Innovations, which owns Broken Thumbs Apps, created mobile games and apps for children including Emily's Girl World, Emily's Dress Up and Emily's Runway High Fashion.

Henson last played for Wales in August 2011, a game in which a broken wrist ended his hopes of going to the 2011 World Cup.

NASA's exoplanet-hunting satellite, which seemed broken beyond repair 3 years ago, today shows it is still very much alive with a batch of more than 100 new worlds that it discovered in 2015.