Sentence examples for bust across from inspiring English sources

The housing bust across the Atlantic was the trigger for the credit crunch, so justice demands that America suffer most from the fallout.

Newspapers are perishing, downsizing, cost-cutting, going bust across America and in many other parts of the world, facing what business managers like to call the cyclical challenge of recession and the secular challenge of the Web.

A big test for America's Treasury will be how quickly it recognises the need to nationalise Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the teetering mortgage giants.One advantage over Japan, says Mr Jerram, is that America is spreading the costs of its housing bust across other countries.

Bust: around the widest part of the bust, across the nipples.

Measure your bust across the fullest part of your bra cups.

Wrap the tape measure around the fullest part of your bust, across the nipple, while wearing a bra.

As Erik Loomis explains in his recently-released A History of America in Ten Strikes, Ronald Reagan's mass firing of striking air-traffic controllers in 1981 launched a fit of union busting across the country, helping usher in what Loomis calls "the New Gilded Age".

Video art by Tim Richardson, in which particles swirl across space and fall into place as a beautiful but lifeless male bust, stretches across a scrim.

The only event likely to disrupt the party was if real estate went bust all across the country.

Eurocrats will be watching developments in the UK because there are still many bust banks across the continent in need of extra funds from somewhere.

But to someone made anxious by personal experience, myth-busting comes across either as an accusation of stupidity ("you don't understand the issues") or a symptom of elite arrogance ("your unhappiness is a price worth paying for my continued economic success").