Sentence examples for a bust from from inspiring English sources
The campaign was a bust from Volkswagen's perspective (the Cabrio was discontinued within three years).
A bust from "The Burghers of Calais," its mask of dignity now dented.
You could tell that Oliver's "Revolution," which was filmed in "the unhealthiest city in America," Huntington, W.Va., would be a bust from the first episode.
Eighteen years later, the television show "America's Most Wanted" commissioned a bust from Mr. Bender for a segment on Mr. List.
Tax incentives created a construction boom followed within three years by a bust from which the region is still trying to recover.
He had a reconstructionist create a bust from old sketches, hoping it might trigger memories for those who may have known her at the time.
John Wesley, A.M. [graphic] / from a bust modelled from the life by Enoch Wood Esqr. of Burslem, to whom this print is resepectfully dedicated by the publishers.
Getting away from talk of being a bust and from a place that's no longer interested in him, could be good for Bender, NBA personnel folks said.
At roughly the same time, he was employed by the Florentine banker Filippo Strozzi, of whom he made a marble bust (from a terra-cotta model that some consider superior) and whose tomb in Sta.
Yet he once browbeat me to help him steal a plaster bust from a swanky hotel (under the eye of the receptionist), so that he could "borrow it" to make a cast for a sculpture.
Nothing brings out class, and keeps the ladies away, like a lifesize bust from a sci-fi movie.
