broken up造句

She' s just broken up with her boy-friend.

Only when these clumps are broken up is the dust liberated.

Consider how the solution might be broken up differently for each of the above cases.

Suppose you've just broken up with your girlfriend or boyfriend; you're heartbroken, overwhelmed by feelings of sadness and longing.

Like a rainbow, its daylight equivalent, a moonbow is produced when light is broken up into its constituent colours as it passes through water droplets.

Rove's America was not just turned on its head yesterday. It was broken up and recast in a very different mould.

In February 2010 scientists announced they'd created a "quark-gluon soup" where protons and neutrons had broken up into their constituent building blocks - quarks and gluons.

It's very easy to succumb to the feeling of wanting to be loved and needed and get into another relationship too quickly and for the wrong reasons when you've just broken up with a significant other.

Now when the congregation was broken up, many of the Jews and religious proselytes followed Paul and Barnabas: who, speaking to them, persuaded them to continue in the grace of God.

Actually, I never cheated, ever - I sincerely thought we were broken up; she disagreed, even though it'd been a month since I'd firmly told her we were through, and sent her an email as written proof.

The white is broken up by grey pine floors (try Russwood's Character grey flooring), brown seen in wicker and wood, and dashes of green in house plants and glass bottles.

The picture in color on the other side was of a desert broken up by some parched hills without any hint of vegetation or sign of life, the name of the place in characters I could not read.