Sentence examples for quickly busted from inspiring English sources

So, as the Citizen reports, O'Reilly whipped a rock at a police cruiser parked in front of a courthouse and was quickly busted.

7) It's all too much for this young man who, remembering that this is a found-footage horror film, quickly busts out his best teary, snot-nosed confessional to camera.

But if you respect the new people who talk to you, this will quickly bust the unwanted image.

It was controversial because some agents believed that their supervisors, bent on identifying ringleaders, were not letting them move quickly to bust low-level straw purchasers and get the guns off the street.

"But considering his back legs were down in the mud hole, we knew he couldn't get out quickly and bust out to trample us".

Whenever you get busted, quickly press Alt+F4.

It's virtually impossible to date two guys that are best friends, because they'll be talking to each other about who they're dating, and you'll be busted quickly.

Inflows of speculative "hot money" can pump up asset prices and lead to a borrowing binge by consumers and businesses – which quickly turns to bust when global investors change their minds and pull their money back home.

In the early 1990s America's Resolution Trust Corporation used securitisation to offload billions of dollars in property loans inherited from busted banks more quickly and at better prices than if it had disposed of them one at a time.

It quickly went bust and had to be nationalized and given a taxpayer-funded bailout of thirty billion dollars.

Service like Webvan, Kozmo and UrbanFetch quickly went bust after running out of money and signaled the last fleeting breath as the tech bubble popped over a decade ago.