Sentence examples for get bursts from inspiring English sources

When you have a large group, and you just sort of put them all on the spot, you get bursts of ideas, but you don't get as much thought.

(She listened with interest to his account of a one-night fling with Sharon Stone and commented, "Damn. We could've had some threesome!") We also get bursts of scandal and hearsay, two or three pages long, with titles like Voice-over" and "Clike Voice-overmost bewildering of and, excerpts from the diary of Naomi, the author's second wife.

With this, developers can get bursts of faster read speeds than the default 4 MB/s Nearline normally delivers.

Although Twitter seems to be the place to go to get bursts of information out when a story breaks, you can't edit Tweets.

I was very fortunate because when I was undercover, I'd get bursts of adrenaline.

"Louie" comes back for season four on Monday night, meaning hilarious (and deeply uncomfortable) moments are on the way -- and you're likely to get bursts of wisdom about parenting too.

Both myths get burst.

"If they say, 'O.K., we'll listen to what you're saying — let's everybody chill out and go home and we'll continue the discussion,' the focus goes away, the TV trucks go away, and people become complacent and get into their reality shows, and who knows what kind of bubbles get burst".

"As people move more and more to getting bursts of information on things like an Apple Watch cards are the design approach I like for that," adds Slover.

No bubble got burst.

And it's mad coz I actually look into the barrel – it's so close, so in my face, like if the fed squeezes the trigger my brains getting burst onetime end of story.