Sentence examples for busting down from inspiring English sources

If he's successful in busting down trade-barriers for his farmers, you'll see a Jerry Moran International Airport in Topeka.

It stars cops busting down a family's door in the dark, launching five potentially lethal flash-bang grenades, and fatally shooting a pet dog.

Respected for his early interest in busting down barriers in social activism, street art, and illegal art, it's likely that many on the Street Art scene today will be checking out the pre-buzz Haring on display at this show.

When Jill Mintsiveris, stewardship director at Grace Church in Erie, Pa., organized a budget course, she said she expected "that people would be busting down the door to get help".

As usual, there was plenty of material I had to leave out of the print article for space reasons.During a long chat with Major Marty Sumner, a former SWAT team leader who has gone from busting down doors to analysing data, I learned something about the utter stupidity of some criminals.

"You guys are busting down doors in Palo Alto while Commandant Gates is ridding the world of mosquitoes.

Why hasn't Rasmus been busted down to traffic duty given his hopelessness at detective work?

Always deferential, Hirsch described himself as "a busted down, retreaded halfback who happened to get lucky".

Isn't this more likely than ever now that Jackie Sharp will be busted down from majority whip to a minority whip?

And now St Vince of Cable has been busted down from visionary analyst of recession to turncoat enabler of George Osborne's austerity measures.

In the course of Sunday's episode Morse develops one of his patented hopeless crushes on a suspect, and it gets him busted down from bagman to general duty.