Sentence examples for that eventually burst from inspiring English sources

Paris has seen other bubbles that eventually burst.

Dubious mortgage practices and lax lending standards were blamed for contributing to a housing bubble that eventually burst and thrust the economy beginning in 2007 into the worst recession since the 1930s.

Puritanism, in both England and Scotland, had strong millennial elements that eventually burst forth during the English Civil Wars (1642 51), unleashing a panoply of new millennial movements the Levelers, Diggers, Ranters, Quakers, and Muggletonians.

After creating a massive bubble in home prices that eventually burst and caused our economy to go into a tailspin, these guys have decided to come back for more, and figured out a way to profit off their destruction -- by turning foreclosed homes into rentals and securitizing the rental income.

The third song, a setting of Allen Ginsberg's "Personals Ad," which gently riffs the entries in gay newspapers, is a compact and punchy work that eventually bursts into cascades of chords.

That may, of course, reflect a boom that eventually must burst (The World in 2012 worries about China's growing debt), but with the  economies of the western world in the doldrums we had better keep our fingers crossed that the prediction proves right.

The fear is that the housing market, which has been booming, is a bubble that will eventually burst.

But some have speculated that the rapid growth of China's auto business is a bubble that will eventually burst, and flooding the Chinese market with cars could be more problematic than automakers expect.

In short, the current surge in stocks looks like another bubble, one that will eventually burst.

It falls in three acts, each a wordplay on the title – quires of paper, the choir in church architecture, the singing choir – and unites them by syncopating old photographs, archive footage and newsreel to a rhythm of finger-clicks and hand-claps that will eventually burst into song with the Shangri-Las belting out their 60s hit Out in the Streets.

Spiegel also said he believes there is a tech bubble that will eventually burst.