Sentence examples for their busts from inspiring English sources

Eric Dickerson and Terry Bradshaw asked that their busts have fuller heads of hair.

Most women surveyed were pear-shaped or "rectangular," meaning their busts and hips were about the same size and their waists were not much narrower.

"The cops make their busts at 12 a.m. and then go home," said Karen Kramer, the manager of Madame X, a neighborhood bar.

It means their busts will eventually be cast in bronze and displayed in a city park, an honor delayed only by a Russian tradition not to raise statues for the living.

The Hall has rules prohibiting players from adorning their busts with jewelry, eye black, or other accessories, a rule that Walter Jones, a member of this year's class, who wore a nasal strip during part of his career, was happy to follow.

But the reality is that sporty women have always had to endure breast pain, wrap their busts with elastic or double up on everyday brassieres - or at least they had to until the invention, 38 years ago, of the sports bra.

They've gone through their boom, their bust, and now they're back again.

They circle the stage, their bust facing the audience, but their head looking to one side.

When will women realize that the size of their bust is of no consequence?

"Dancers' measurements can vary a lot: the length of their torsos, the circumference of their bust, waist, and thigh".

She coyly referred to their bust-up, reminding him about the bimbo thing, to which he replied, equally coyly: "You've been called worse".