Sentence examples for bust together from inspiring English sources

Halter tops give the illusion of small shoulders, plus they also gather the bust together, creating some great cleavage, if you need it.

This single seizure roped in more meth than last year's busts added together.

At present, package holidaymakers are protected if a trip is cancelled or a tour operator or airline goes bust, but travellers putting together "dynamic packages" by booking separate flights, hotel and car hire are not covered, except for delays or cancellations to flights within Europe or on EU airlines.

If there is someone else in there, try to bust the door down together.

One of the most dazzling rooms in this exhibition brought together gigantic busts of his lover Marie-Thérèse Walter that he made at the start of the 1930s.

"A small number of us got together and busted our asses for a little while to get incorporation and to find some source for goods to resell, a lot of it from REI".

Taken together, recent busts suggest the port of entry that once served as a hub of violent drug activity during the 80s heyday of the "Cocaine Cowboys" is back at the center of the regional drug trade.

Jesse Fink, the author of "The Youngs: The Brothers Who Built AC/DC," told me that the songs on "Rock or Bust" "came about through piecing together new ideas with riffs and choruses from years ago that Angus and Malcolm hadn't yet fully developed".

7) She is currently on a book tour for a book she helped put together called The Bust DIY Guide to Life and you should buy it or I'll tell my Mom to punch you in the stomach.

We are also pressing for reform of the World Trade Organisation so that poverty busting trade deals are put together, agreed and implemented more quickly.

If your friends are in different courses plan on getting together for stress busting periods, especially during exam week.