Sentence examples for bust point from inspiring English sources

The National Bureau of Standards studied women's body measurements, calculating such variables as "abdominal extension" and "bust point to bust point," relying heavily on a study of fifteen thousand women conducted between 1939 and 1940.

O'Toole's more recent comments on Irish crime fiction, a genre that is blooming after economic boom and bust, point toward a central contention of this article: the minority literary pushback voiced by Bolger and Tóibín, passing through dramatic economic and social swings around the turn of the century, takes flight in the genre of crime fiction.

Had Gretna gone bust, points won by clubs against them would have been removed.

"Moreover, the historic pattern of boom and bust points to [the] inherently volatile characteristic of emissions trading to date and the potential benefits of building in more robust design.

As Bust points out, you might freak out your family or partner if your phone dies or you fall asleep and you don't answer the check-up text.

The left mires itself in myth-busting, pointing out that migrants are net contributors to the Treasury, they increase GDP and, if they displace anybody in the labour market, it's other migrants.

(Ukraine's chief rabbi is stalwartly pro-Kiev, by the by, and has taken up propaganda-busting, pointing out that the diverse anti-Yanukovych coalition is now anti-Putin).

In 2009, the City of Chicago and a private donor erected there a large bronze bust of Point du Sable by Chicago-born sculptor Erik Blome.

The amount of capital that has already been committed implies that — at the same time, the $60 million valuation puts the firm at a nine-figures-or-bust exit point.

Their case for an at-large bid lost more luster at Villanova, where the Pirates struggled to complement Lane's slump-busting 31 points.

Comparing the two real-estate busts, Krugman pointed out that "without anyone saying let's bail out Florida, Florida received what amounted to insurance against the downturn," thanks to federal safety nets.