Sentence examples for really bursting from inspiring English sources

"For obvious reasons, Mumbai is really challenged; it's really bursting at the seams," Mr. Chavan said during an interview at his home office one recent Saturday evening.

In a year when science fiction seemed to be ubiquitous – if you hate the genre, bad luck; it's going to get even worse once the new Star Wars arrives – The Hunger Games: Catching Fire ticked all the right dystopian boxes without ever really bursting into flames.

Is it the Silicon Valley bubble really bursting?

"His training is excellent and he has all the players really bursting a gut for him.

Meanwhile, non-PC devices like Web pads and so-called information appliances, none of which are really bursting with Intel-made chips, have been getting a lot of hype.

If you're really bursting with energy, the nearby lagoon often hosts a flock of flamingos.

"So when it burst, it really burst, and it did scare the government.

"Four or five years ago, the Koch brothers really burst on the national stage and into the national consciousness," he said.

"He's kind of really burst onto the scene," Joe Girardi, the first-year manager of the Yankees, said.

The USA-Mexico rivalry stretches back to 1934, but did not really burst into the American consciousness until the 1990s.

But Hestercombe really burst on to the gardening scene at the beginning of the last century, when this formal Edwardian garden was laid out by Edwin Lutyens and Gertrude Jekyll.