用broke造句子，“broke”造句

I broke papa's glass just now.

Their marriage broke up last month.

My car broke down and consequently I was late.

A surge of demonstrators broke through the fence.

's voice shook, and beads of perspiration broke out on his forehead.

So you can imagine how shocked we were when they broke the news.

Her machine broke, and she's been using her old machine and she doesn't have the beeper for it.

After the Japanese Resistance War broke out, the Nationalist government moved westward to Chongqing in 1937, and coastal industrial enterprises also successively moved inward.

When the party broke up, Lydia returned with Mrs. Forster to Meryton, from whence they were to set out early the next morning.

She broke up with him after his love and had no contact for many years. Recently, she even got his phone number and beat it to find that they were very close.

She broke things. You're left with the choice of do I make her a leper because she's not a part of this or do I just spend all of my time fighting.

I have broke a teacup.

The cold spell broke yesterday.

He fell downstairs and broke his wrist.

I broke the glass, so I'll pay for it.

Many felt pain in the thigh before the bone suddenly broke.

Men broke down truck tyres in dirt-floor garages, their sledges ringing through the trees, and broke each other's bones, now and then, over a woman, or an insult, or an open jug.

The plan didn't work. Some spirit of rebellion stirred in the son, sending his mind wandering during marathon prayer sessions, and he broke free in his teenage years.

When Argentina broke its peg with the dollar in 2001, it decreed that bank deposits should be switched at a more favourable exchange rate than loans, in an effort to appease savers.

Ho Shen-an broke off as Feng Yun-ching sprang to his feet and threw himself down on the couch again. All the colour had drained from his face, his eyes were bloodshot and staring, and the corners of his mouth twitched uncontrollably.

She broke with her family.

The dancers broke into a cha-cha; The horse broke into a gallop.

His heart broke when she told him that she no longer loved him.

As they got near the end, the car broke down. But by then sneaky he was feeling better.

She was engaged once, but after realizing she and her fiance were "of two different mind-sets," she said, they broke up.

She broke a vase.

She broke her wristwatch by dropping it.

Intervening showers broke the drought in time to fill out winter wheat.

That the journalist's translator, a young, middle-class brahmin-a member of Hinduism's priestly caste-also broke bread with the family was perhaps stranger still.

A scream broke the silence.

He really broke his father's heart when he left home.

Held since 1958 alternately in Europe and the Americas, the World Cup broke new ground with the Executive Committee's decision in May 1996 to select Korea and Japan as co-hosts for the 2002 edition.

He fell from a ladder, and broke his jaw bone.

The quartermaster was responsible for dividing the loot evenly between crewmembers, watching over prisoners until the crew could decide what to do with them, and to punish pirates who broke rules.

"The Constant" broke the barriers of physics and time travel and the potential of a half-century-old storytelling format.

The boys broke into shrill, excited cheering.

He helped the Mongols impose taxes, interceding with the Khan to prevent reprisals when rebellions broke out.