And in the last five years, without changing at all though it's interestingly coincided with a burst of creativity and things like Jez Butterworth's "Jerusalem", Laura Wade's "Posh", Richard Bean's "One Man Two Guvnors"; "War Horse" and "Matilda", even, at the more commercial level it's become a much more radical art form.
2014 saw an explosion of connected devices as smartphones and tablets gave way to a proliferation of wearable devices and the growing internet of things burst into prominence.
We're reminded that Bryden was there, Mikey once ran away from a grasshopper, Kasey and Chris hung out in an empty bathtub fully clothed, Brandon once ran around in only his undies, lots of things burst into flames on this show and no one can pronounce anything in German -- even Chris Harrison.
When it comes to family matters, however, there seems to be a fresh burst of admiration for all things Gallic.
The decline had been slow and probably inevitable, but a little burst of hostile Thatcherism hurried things along at the end.
There was a burst of activity to get things ready in time.
That burst of skill was one thing, but Maradona was about to take it to the next level.
This certainly explains why the radiator of this car burst; such things always happen when a radiator full of water without antifreeze is exposed to subfreezing weather.
The American version of a holiday tends to be a short burst of something different, when you do lots of things, rather than nothing at all.
Once an arrangement of events, real or invented, organized with the intent of placing a dagger — artistic, intellectual, moral — between the ribs of a listener or reader, a story has lately become a glossier, less thrilling thing: a burst of pathos, a revelation without a veil to pull away.
