broken , **
broken in

I know you'd probably be able to break me in half.

After they break in I'm not likely to get much information.

She thought her heart was going to break in two.

The new building is expected to break ground in 2011.

"I just had to break away from someone in particular."

He was going to break the rules in a way no one expected.

"He always held out hope that something would break in the case."

And what rules will he have to break in the process?

He says it will make enough to break even in the first year.

"You were trying to break her in only one day?"