| Farther on he brought up trembling in every limb at the fall of a wind-broken tree. |
| These wind-broken chaps are always in before the second death, seeing they always miss the first. |
| He was wind-broken and undoubtedly would have played out before we got through the mountains. |
| Judson knew that the last lap was not in his trembling muscles or in the thumping heart and the wind-broken lungs. |
| I want a man who can look over a bond issue, or whatever it is, and tell me at a glance whether it's spavined or wind-broken. |
| The group lugubriously settled in a circle upon an assemblage of wind-broken red velvet chairs and wooden stools. |
