Sentence examples for bust into a from inspiring English sources

Don't bust into a happy dance just yet though, because it's not much when you put it into perspective.

When he mentioned that his family only gather on special occasions they bust into a rendition of "Happy Birthday" to make him feel at home.

They bust into a meat storage room, and Ed has got some real talk for Peggy: they're not going to make it.

"They actually ate the gold," said Magnús Sveinn Helgason, an economic historian who is turning the madness of Iceland's boom and bust into a small profit.

Den de ladies will march down from the other eight abreast and evabody kind' a bust into a waltz, Dat seem to be de best way".

Ten years ago last month, the collapse of Lehman Brothers abruptly turned what was already a housing and mortgage bust into a global financial crisis the worst since the Great Depression.

When the troops bust into an office building to rid it of walkers, most of the convoy, including its leader, doesn't survive.

Last month, some would-be thieves tried to bust into an ATM using a blowtorch, only to light all the cash inside on fire.

He's not a lithe figure, but he moves with grace and power; skimming halfway across the stage with a sliding footsweep here, busting into a powerful Cossack high kick there.

They lose that sense when a company wins a monopoly for its products, or when it comes busting into a community and displacing local commerce, or when its officers break the law.

I, for one, felt like busting into a spontaneous jig when the news broke.