Sentence examples for has busted the from inspiring English sources

"Senator McCain needs to explain, if in fact he has busted the spending cap in South Carolina, how on the one hand you can be a campaign funding reformer and, on the other hand, not live within spending caps".

He thinks Aviva has "busted the myth" that insurance companies can't be integrated in the UK, which is quite a boast from a company that spent a decade lost in the maze created by the mash-up of Norwich Union, Commercial Union and General Accident.

The music streaming service's traffic has busted the seams of their old web server and they're moving on to a beefier one.

Corrective Services has busted the third drone in a month.

He says that the Romney campaign has "busted the metrics" on door-knocking and voter contacts.

Our Koch Brothers Exposed campaign has busted the Koch brothers as the Tea Party's wallet, and we've got more in store.

The Boilermakers (8-3) appeared to have busted the game open with a 20-2 first-half run.

I remembered being afraid to go downstairs the morning after Mr. Lawson had busted the man's head open with a baseball bat.

Democrats said they feared that without such a request, the administration would criticize them in next year's mid-term election as having busted the budget.

Thanks to a tip off, Thai customs officials have busted the smuggling of half a ton of ivory into their country.

(This is what Chris Dixon cleverly coined the "thin edge of the wedge" strategy: You slide your way into the market's cracks with one thing, than push on that edge until you've busted the whole market wide open).