Sentence examples for what bursts from inspiring English sources
"Nobody ever knows what bursts a bubble," says Derrick.
He hits the keys hard, repeating the melody a few times, and what bursts out could be an early Philip Glass piece or a Ronettes jam.
#LordSewel #HappyMonday pic.twitter.com/nDqXRUotvq Maybe this is exactly what "bursting the Westminster bubble" should look like.
What Burst does is combine everyone's comments and insights into one place.
"We're gettin' in this vehicle sometime today or what?" Will bursts out passionately, his voice barely steady: "We walk into these people's lives!
Had things gone even more his way, it's possible that he would have squelched a few more of what few bursts of idealism and principle survived Inauguration.
Implicit in the idea of a bubble is that it will burst; and in this specific case what will burst are the returns from late stage investments.
"And for what?" He burst into tears.
This will reach extremes when the realisation of what going burst actually means kicks in.
The budget starkly defines what the bursting of the bubble economy means.
