Examples of 'our hearts broken' in a sentence
Meaning of "our hearts broken"
our hearts broken: Indicates a collective feeling of deep sadness or emotional pain experienced by a group of people
How to use "our hearts broken" in a sentence
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our hearts broken
We have all had our hearts broken.
Our hearts broken.
And then we got our hearts broken.
We both had our hearts broken at the same time.
Because we were about to get our hearts broken.
We all get our hearts broken sometime.
We are similar in that we got our hearts broken.
Many of us had our hearts broken at some point.
At one time or another we have all had our hearts broken.
You saw our hearts broken.
We have all been bruised a bit and we have had our hearts broken.
We both had our hearts broken.
We are American patriots, loving our country with our hearts broken.
We both got our hearts broken by the same girl.
This time we will not have our hearts broken.
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We must all have our hearts broken once or twice before we are done.
You know… we have all had our hearts broken.
To me, we had our hearts broken by losing Layne and losing ourselves.
We must all have our hearts broken.
We both had our hearts broken at the same time . You are confused.
Me and Bean both had our hearts broken.
Look, we all get our hearts broken eventually . Just give her some time.
At least that way, we would not have had our hearts broken.
We have all had our hearts broken in some kind of way.
And then sadder. Me and Bean both had our hearts broken.
Look, we all get our hearts broken eventually.
That 's how we bonded, we both had our hearts broken.
Right . We both got our hearts broken by the same girl.
Wait, this is what we do. We get our hearts broken.
Yeah, we all get our hearts broken at some point do not we?
In all cases, we're back With our hearts broken.
Bye . We all get our hearts broken sometime.
We were miserable together. We both had our hearts broken at the same time.
Haven't we all had our hearts broken over the years?
We've both had our hearts broken.
I can not go through it … having our hearts broken - not snap, in a moment - over years.
