broken compass造句

• Following the trail to a safe deposit box, they find a broken compass.
• Sleepwave planned on touring through 2015 in support of " Broken Compass ".
• Their former coach is no longer the captain of a cruise ship with a broken compass.
• Shortly after, the duo announced their debut album, " Broken Compass ".
• Their debut effort, " Broken Compass ", was released on September 16, 2014.
• It is more rerun than rivalry, the outcome a broken compass, the confrontation nothing but a running gag from " Groundhog Day ".
• The North Korean boat appeared to have crossed the border inadvertently with a broken compass, said the office of Joint Chiefs of Staff in a statement.
• The North Korean boat appeared to have crossed the border inadvertently because of a broken compass, the Joint Chiefs of Staff office said in a statement.
• It was discussed critically by Peter Hitchens in his book " The Broken Compass : How British Politics Lost its Way " ( 2009 ).
• In the media, " The Broken Compass " received mostly negative reviews from left-wing newspapers, and was largely ignored by the conservative press.
• He had just gotten off the phone with a Danish sailor calling from Greenland with a broken compass and an unspoken compliment that when you're good, your name gets around.
• In July 2014, it was announced that their debut album, Broken Compass, is to be released on September 16, 2014 via Epitaph Records which features their debut single, " Through the Looking Glass ".
• "Ha-19 " reached the entrance to the harbor, and impaired by the broken compass, hit a reef three times and grounded on the right side of the entrance at 8 : 00am.
• ""'The Broken Compass : How British Politics Lost its Way " "'is the fourth book by British centre, while at the same time overseeing a general decline in British society.
• Attempting to explain how New England's flagship HMO sailed itself right onto the financial shoals, Harvard Pilgrim Health Plan officials Wednesday likened their mistake to an ocean liner steering a degree or two off-course _ with a broken compass.
• The novel's story is set in Montreal and revolves around three seemingly disconnected characters ( Noah, Joyce and an unnamed narrator ) whose lives eventually intersect in the city's motifs, a broken compass which consistently points to the small village of Nikolski, Alaska instead of the Magnetic North Pole.
• Bar wrote " Sad, that Levy who used to be a moral compass, became a broken compass : at all time, with no connection to circumstances or reality, Levy's compass points negative, points despair, points irrelevant " and added that Levy regards Palestinians as uneducated children who are exempted of any responsibility to their actions.
• With both Tyson and Bowe beaten, in one fashion or another, the division is now ruled by a hero with the faith of a zealot named Evander Holyfield, a villain with a broken compass named Andrew Golota, and the multipassported Lewis, who claims citizenship in England, Canada and Jamaica, depending on what's convenient for him and his business enterprises at the moment.