Sentence examples for need to bust from inspiring English sources

Harry Potter is celebrating a birthday shortly, which is the only excuse we need to bust out our hats and robes and do something Potter.

But I think this makes a very compelling argument for sharing numbers — owners need to bust the myth that all companies are rolling in cash.

It's fitting that the musical opened on the same night as the first Republican primary debate: ten men who desperately need to bust a rhyme.

So next year's Star Wars: Episode IX will need to bust the box office to win the action figure battle –and the introduction of new characters in the spinoff movies may help, too.

We need to bust a gut to get this programme finished so I can go out for a training run.

"We had a constructive and helpful meeting and what's clear is that there are quite a few myths that we need to bust about this reform.

He argued that the proposal would give Ms. Quan "the moral justification she needs to bust it up again".

It needs to bust the taboo on hiring, or working with, foreigners, and it needs to continue streamlining its hydra-headed industrial giants.

He called for enforcing antitrust laws and said the country needed to "bust up some of the concentrated power that's hurting the farmers".

"We needed to bust it open, and that's what we've done, and Bill Clinton is going to have to go back and re-examine every strategic and tactical judgment he's made in recent weeks". In general, Clinton campaign aides played down the impact of a Perot candidacy today, suggesting that voters were unlikely in such grim times to cast a symbolic vote.

One critique — Zoho needs to bust out of its humble shell.