Sentence examples for bust from from inspiring English sources

He removed a Churchill bust from the Oval Office.

One of Elizalde's sculptors had borrowed the bust from an archive for close study.

The campaign was a bust from Volkswagen's perspective (the Cabrio was discontinued within three years).

"Composers are not the bust from the conservatory," he points out.

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.

It's true that the president removed the Churchill bust from the Oval Office, but he didn't "send it packing" back to Britain.

"Instead, we're busting from the seams".

Smart but hotheaded, Yancy is on suspension from the county sheriff's office, busted from detective to restaurant inspector.

He collects everything from Henry Taylor paintings to wooden foundry molds to satyr busts from the old Vanderbilt Hotel.

After 1900 Rodin's worldwide success attracted abundant orders for portrait busts from the United States, Germany, Austria, England, and France.

I still remember the big busts from the eighties and nineties, where they'd nail a heroin kingpin".