Sentence examples for a bust that from inspiring English sources

That boom turned into a bust that helped drag the country into a severe recession.

If he wanted a bust, that would be O.K. with me, too.

Rather, they are collateral damage in a bust that has wiped out equity and hammered jobs, turning what were reasonable debt levels into unbearable burdens.

A bust that has stood scarcely noticed in a London gentleman's club for 150 years is being hailed as the first authentic contemporary sculpture of William Shakespeare.

Anyway, it is much easier to talk about capitalizing on global forces in times of boom than in a bust that followed.

Nowhere is that more the case right now than San Francisco, where the dot-com boom of 1999 and 2000 has spiraled downward into a bust that has resulted in abrupt cutbacks, layoffs and closings.

Some in the British news media even interpreted the return of a Winston Churchill bust that sat in the Oval Office under President George W. Bush as a reaction to what happened to Mr. Obama's grandfather, never mind that another Churchill bust remains in the White House.

But it will not remove the pain of a housing bust that is far from played out.

In 1913, while continuing to exhibit in the Paris Salon des Indépendants, he participated in the Armory Show in New York, Chicago, and Boston, showing five works including Mademoiselle Pogany, a schematized bust that would have numerous variations.

The bursting of the biggest housing and credit bubble in history has caused a banking bust that will probably turn out to be the biggest since the Depression, affecting many countries simultaneously.

"When there's a big bust, that's going to knock people's confidence in investing," said Rik Ferguson, a senior researcher at security company Trend Micro.