Sentence examples for which was busted from inspiring English sources

Others like the mysterious "get" command that spawned the rumor on StackExchange Skeptics which was busted by user DMI, don't work outside of SMS.

In some ways, the fiasco at Kobe recalls a recent scandal at Volkswagen, which was busted by U.S. regulators in 2015 for falsifying emissions tests.

That was the case with Corinthian Colleges and its subsidiaries, which was busted by the US Department of Education this past April for falsifying graduate job placement rates to enhance enrollment, specifically when targeting minority students.

Cameramen were on hand to capture all the action – unlike in our classic demolition footage which is bust by a bus.

"I kind of look back and think I wasted 15 years of my life trying to get into an institution which is bust.

It is not encouraging that neither of these two were able to offer anything other than a sop to the financial sector, to their funders and financiers, which is bust, and remains bust yet wants more of our money.

I had consulted "The Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World for Grown-Ups," by Eve Zibart (Macmillan, $16.99), which proved to be a handy time saver; among other things, the book breaks down which rides are musts and which are busts.

He and his best mate Dickie (Richard E. Grant) travel to the French countryside, where Mr. Fontaine will award Dom his share of the job for which he was busted: several hundred thousand Euros.

Traister described the election as "a completely gripping narrative" during which "everything in America was busted open", but was disappointed by the way it was covered in the mainstream media.

"Juggling!" A metal cage protects the ceiling light in his room which has been busted by "Juggling!" We always lecture him.

As a result of chronic hemolysis, hyperbilirubinemia is often observed leading to the formation of pigment cholelithiasis which could be busted by the presence of UGT1A1 defects.