Sentence examples for time to bust from inspiring English sources

That was the right time to bust on Ricky Gervais.

With a skills shortage looming and a wealth of varied career opportunities available, it's time to bust a few common myths about careers in the industry.

It's time to bust out our celebratory leather trousers, teeth-bleaching kit and Thanksgiving sandwiches: Ross Geller is returning to television.

Dr Aseem Malhotra, a cardiologist and science director of campaign group Action On Sugar, wrote in the British Medical Journal that it was time to "bust the myth of the role of saturated fat in heart disease".

One Saturday morning in February, Charlie drove into the yard with a plow attached to the tractor and asked if she didn't reckon it was time to bust up the garden spot.

"This is a call to action," Professor Sanchia Aranda, from the Cancer Council, which helped fund the research, told The Advertiser. "It's time to bust the myth that everything gives you cancer and do more to reduce the risks that we know cause cancer".

But it took me a long time to bust-a-nut.

This week, Riverside County revealed that nearly a half million dollars in state funding will provide two new prosecutors who will dedicate all their time to busting medicinal users and others who allegedly get behind the wheel in altered states.

Now someone had an equally unsuccessful time trying to bust into one with using a stolen construction backhoe.

Now that beach season is around the corner, it's time to start busting our butts into bikini-approved shape.

That sliding roof is tinted a very light gray-green via new process that blocks almost all damaging sunlight rays and, also, is said to be 10 times harder to bust than tempered glass.