Sentence examples for to get busted from inspiring English sources

"It's considered bad form to get busted".

Are you about to get busted for a zero-to-sixty presumption of intimacy?

On the east coast it was more the Russian mob guys starting to get busted.

As a result, "we didn't want to get busted, so to speak, by using models or people who weren't real vendors," Mr. Cocke says.

Kass has passed his drug test ("I think it'd be cooler to get busted at the Olympics than before"), and he retreats to the ski lodge cafeteria.

"The cops are always making arrests here, so I tell people not to light up, that they're going to get busted," he said.

It's pretty much a list of random occurrences in the singer's life, from making tea to getting busted in the street.

If the campaign had known that he was close to getting busted for a fib, that's not how they would have responded.

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With each new year comes new people, new parties, and new opportunities for your gadget to disappear or get busted into a million pieces.

As one call girl told me when I was looking for a safer way to work, "If you get busted, I don't want to know you".