Sentence examples for that will burst from inspiring English sources

Alexey Miller, the boss of Gazprom, has described the revolution as a "myth" and a "bubble that will burst soon".

"It can be changed". Most analysts call Treasury I a trial balloon that will burst as soon as it enters the rarefied atmosphere of practical Washington politics.

Animated and given voice on the stage, these stories have a far-reaching thrill and chill, talking differently to each audience of buried secrets that will burst out.

For now the flowers are invisible, encased in leaves that are almost as exquisite as the black bells that will burst from them during the coming month.

Those who jump imagine, wrongly, a peaceful transition to some less painful place, rather than a seventy-five-mile-an-hour impact that will burst their organs like a bomb.

"It's not the deal that will burst the dam, but it is a good positive side that deals can get done," said John Chrin, a former financial services investment banker who is a teaching fellow at Lehigh University.

The biggest risk for banks in Mumbai and software firms in Bangalore is not that rebels will burst through their front doors but that a government sensitive to the anger of the poor will take populist steps to assuage it.Populism is already a big problem.

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

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

It has become the gateway to the wisdom of the crowd — a new strain of ideation that will help burst the CEO bubble.

Frank Lowry Higher Bebington, Wirral The headline of James Ball's article (Comment, 22 May) read "Ukip is a bubble that will soon burst – and Farage knows it".