Sentence examples similar to half time bust from inspiring English sources

Upon boycotting a World Cup training session in protest at Nicolas Anelka's expulsion from their ranks for effing and jeffing at Raymond Domenech during a half-time bust-up, the France squad needed to find a suitably gullible and willing stooge to read out their suicide note to the cameras.

Because if you write software for it in your spare time, busting out the credit card for that bad boy is eminently explainable to even the hardest hearted financial controller and/or spouse.

"There are too many of our folks who are working full time, busting their butts, who frankly can't survive without doing two or three jobs," Taylor said.

No other city in America has been hit by the economic crisis quite as dramatically as Las Vegas, where more than two decades of outsize boom have turned into a big-time bust.

When No. 1 Southern California met No. 5 Ohio State in the first marquee event of college football's regular season, the much-hyped matchup turned into a big-time bust.

"I used to go to bed at night hoping somebody else like Heath Shuler might magically leapfrog me on those all-time bust lists.

Perhaps they are all busting by half-time though".

Lyon's preparations were not helped by the late withdrawals of Hugo Lloris and John Mensah, an injury that forced Karim Benzema off at half-time, and a bizarre midweek bust-up between the coach, Claude Puel, and Anthony Réveillère, the injured full-back, who wanted to swap bibs during a training exercise.

THERE are boom times and bust times in the arts.

I could climb into my screeching, shuddering, time-busting jalopy and take the long voyage to right now.

You've been divorced three times, busted for coke possession and went through a sex-tape drama.