Sentence examples for bust over from inspiring English sources

The first points to the bigger chance that a bank will go bust over a three-month period than overnight.

The Trades Union Congress (TUC) says today that the increase is partly down to a number of big-name retailers going bust over the last year.

Figures released last week by accountants Wilkins Kennedy revealed that 98 UK publishers went bust over the last year, a rise of 42% on the previous year.

The index has shed 14.4 per cent over 2016 so far and is now back to the levels of September, when shares started to recover after the huge bust over the summer.

While global video games sales rose 20% on year in 2008, around 15% of British games businesses went bust over the same period, with employment in the sector falling by 4%.

Mr Cassidy expects around 150 banks to go bust over the next two to three years, a small fraction of the number that failed in the savings-and-loan crisis of the 1980s and 1990s but a sharp rise all the same: just three have folded in the past three years.Many others will survive only with fresh capital.

If I had to draw a conclusion, I'd say that for most of the country's metropolitan areas, the bust is over, but that prices will behave unpredictably until unemployment falls.

On the Lands' End Web site, suits have been sorted into categories based on problem body parts — for instance, "minimize tummy-waist," "lengthen legs," and "enhance bust" (All-Over Control Halter Slender Swimsuit of UPF 50 fabric, at landsend.com; $84.50).

His introduction to the French side has given them some real bite and go-forward, almost always beating the first man and at least busting over the gainline.

In successive financial boom-busts over the past 30 years, the Fed undertook smaller versions of what Ben Bernanke did over the past 12 months.

He has experienced many booms and busts over the years in the standing of classical music, but is particularly worried about current spending cuts around the world.