Sentence examples for too busted from inspiring English sources

If you sometimes believe you're too fat, too skinny, too smooth, too hairy, too girly, too old, too busted or just too fucking much, know that you're not alone.

On the upside, it doesn't look like the screen got too busted up.

When the princesses later performed in costumes deemed too revealing, Mr. Kelly was almost busted to private.

His silence seems to indicate that he knows he's been busted but is too stubborn and/or arrogant to admit he was wrong.

Paul can't gain any more support than his base – so it's Santorum and Gingrich against Romney: Gingrich is pretty much a busted flush, Santorum's too extreme to pick up too much support outside evangelical country.

Some helpful tricks: If you are large-busted and worry you have too much cleavage, rather than letting your bust sit in the cup, put the bra on with some of the fullness of your bust a bit under the underwire.

"I had a couple of properties with Leo that busted because he had too much volume," Jeff Lovato says.

Americans who described themselves as satisfied tended to live in places where the quality of life was good by most standards — where the sun shone a lot, the air was reasonably clear, housing didn't leave you busted, traffic wasn't too fierce and so on.

"He was busted at the end, absolutely busted.

Have the people who built Obamacare's busted website started doing the job reports, too?

Hard sell, hard times Something for something Ending the exodus Hibernation test The odd couple In the public interest Rumble in the jungle ReprintsThe obvious risk of disinterring the mammoths, especially for Mr Brown but for Mr Cameron too, is that it makes their teams look old, stale and busted.