heartbreaker

"What happened to that pretty little heartbreaker you two were always with?"

I then thought heartbreaker hell she will break my heart first.

But this book's different, because it's also a serious heartbreaker.

"He's going to be a heartbreaker when he gets older."

"Otis is a little heartbreaker once in a while," he said.

And you knew the outcome would be a heartbreaker.

He's not lucid most of the time, and that's a heartbreaker.

In the 7th week they lost a heartbreaker to Narbonne, 27-24.

"Golf can be a heartbreaking game and that was my No. 1 heartbreaker."

Or when a heartbreaker song is sung by a happily married man?

Only in this contest, both teams seem poised to lose a heartbreaker.

I'm not a heartbreaker, man; I run with girls who like variety too."

She must be a real heartbreaker now, Sawyer figured.

By the end of 2011, "Heartbreaker" was downloaded exactly 4,407,355 times.

They reviewed the band's single "Heartbreaker", which received a great deal of positive response.

It was enough to insure that Guzman would lose a heartbreaker.

He gives good value; that's why he's a heartbreaker.

She is extremely feminine and is already a heartbreaker at her young age.

A real heartbreaker, made only worse by Greece's ensuing glory.

The true heartbreaker to me remains the diversion of the stimulus away from infrastructure.

It was released as the fourth and final single from his debut album Heartbreaker.

The lead single "Heartbreaker", was a hit, topping various charts upon release.

No jury in the world would turn down a heartbreaker case like this based on some stupid piece of paper called a contract.

It was a heartbreaker, almost straight up in places, although there were plenty of hand and foot holds.

He had his father's heartbreaker looks, but a seriousness lacking in Speed's genes.