Sentence examples for have busts from inspiring English sources

"After their parents die, many people living in villages have busts made and put them up in their house," he said.

Some houses have bulbous bulls' heads, accessorised by grapes, jutting out above their front door; others have busts of Greek gods peering over the skylight, moustaches lovingly carved; others complex cornices, ideal for storing 120 years of grime.

Better, he thought, to have busts of all the presidents, not just four, in a lush landscape that visitors could walk right through while consulting plaques inscribed with biographical information.

Beyond infamous examples like Fred Merkle, Jeremy Giambi and three Brooklyn Dodgers simultaneously standing on third base, these players also have busts in base running's blooperstown: HERB WASHINGTON, 1974 Washington had not played baseball since high school, but his world-class speed prompted the Oakland Athletics' owner, Charles O. Finley, to sign him exclusively as a pinch-runner.

Business schools have bust a gut to persuade women to take MBAs, but with disappointing results.

He said he should have busted Zobrist inside with a fastball or cutter.

If he had played, say, in three more World Series, would he have busted loose?

"I'm so sorry, Mom, to have busted you in front of all your New York friends".

"If it wasn't live TV, I would have busted a joke," she said.

Near Ghani Khel, green sprouts have busted through the ground and reach toward the sun.

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