Sentence examples for more busted from inspiring English sources

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Victoria suffers from devastating Less Attractive Sister disorder, and the only thing more busted than her face is her ability to string a sentence together.

These are the questions investors ignored in the EBITDA-mad telecom boom that becomes a little more busted each day.

But in this busted economy, more parents are saying they need more money and are filing appeals.

Well, Friday is here and there are likely to be more bad dreams and busted brackets today.

The album's unmistakable centerpiece is "We Can't Make It Here," a seven-minute saga that seems like an antiwar song but is really a more general jeremiad about busted promises — "The billionaires get to pay less tax / The working poor get to fall through the cracks".

In fact for Frank this might be far more significant than one busted land deal: there are unmistakable signs that he's being muscled out of his traditional territory, with outside interests making plays for his poker game, and his once fruitful relationship with Mayor Chessani beginning to fray.

It will force May to drop her claim that she was keeping her cards close to her chest to avoid tipping off rival negotiators, but risks revealing that Britain is actually holding a busted flush – more red, white and blue than all red.

The album's unmistakable centerpiece is "We Can't Make It Here," a seven-minute saga that seems like an antiwar song but is really a more general jeremiad about busted promises—"The billionaires get to pay less tax / The working poor get to fall through the cracks".

I wasn't afraid that the cops would charge me with murder, I was more afraid of getting busted for drugs, ya know?

In many jurisdictions in the US, weed is so close to legal that you're more likely to get busted for flying a drone in the wrong place than for getting caught with a nug in your pocket.