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Behold him in the sand up to his belly, he sand reaches to his breast, he is only a bust now.

My next case, three months later, was to make a bust of a girl whose charred skeleton had been found in Pennsylvania after a fire at a farm.

Had banks been forced to hold more capital, the boom might have been more constrained, and there would be less of a bust.

He was considered a bust in Atlanta, failing to measure up to expectations after the team signed him to a six-year contract.

Would you be prouder of me, if I'd contributed two and a half million dollars to buy Rembrandt's Aristotle Contemplating a Bust of Homer?

SCREEN beauty Nicole Kidman pulled out of a star-studded bash to celebrate the launch of her new movie after a bust-up with a TV crew.

And a bust-up in Copenhagen would make it harder to get legislation passed next year.

"It's going to be a bust, " said Gordon G. Chang, whose book, "The Coming Collapse of China" (Random House), warned in 2001 of such a crash.

If it overestimates, the company fears getting hammered in a bust.

The thief waited a bus at a bust-stop when he left the supermarket. And reading a newspaper as well.

Dennis and Eckhardt clearly believed that hiring all Harvard MBAs would have been a bust.

For LinkedIn Corp. Chief Executive Jeff Weiner, the latest technology boom hopefully won't turn out to be a bust.

But the surge in heavy industry there that produced a sharp increase in its emissions already has given signs of turning into a bust.

"Consumer-based" medicine has been a bust everywhere it has been tried.

The outcome of the Seoul summit seemed to confirm a conventional wisdom: the US can no longer get its way in a bust-up with China.

Second, in the long term economics will tell: unless it changes course, America is heading for a bust.

China's government is racing to make sure one of the world's biggest housing booms doesn't turn into a bust.

Now the boom is not exactly a bust, but China is sinking economically as it confronts developmental limits and domestic challenges.

He made a cast of a bust.

There is a bust of Jiang Qing in the shape of a rifle (power comes out of the barrel of a gun, said Chairman Mao).

Indeed, by some of the most meaningful measures, Wall Street after the crash looked a lot more like it was in a bubble than a bust.

I've ever get time to sculpt a bust of my fat IT or to burnish it.

It's widely known that the player is not on good terms with former coach Marcello Lippi following a bust-up when they were both at Inter.

Yet it enjoyed a tremendous real estate boom that has turned into a bust resulting in 20 percent unemployment.

The 22 - year old was involved in a bust-up with Olympiakos manager Ernesto Valverde and is keen on a return to Liverpool.

Besides, policymakers in places like America, Australia and Canada are happy to offer temporary tax breaks to homebuyers in a bust.

THE credit crunch may have caused a bust in the economy but it has created a boom in financial publishing.

A previous effort to promote clean energy has been a bust.

The price of avoiding deflation in the rich world today may be a bust in the emerging world tomorrow.

However, all bets are off if Black Friday weekend sales are a bust and retailers are forced to rethink and step up their promotions.

Enclosed you see a typical quality of a bust.

The Fed fund rate shot up into the high teens and the boom turned into a bust.

At the very top of the steps was a bust of Shakespeare on a pedestal.

Opponents fear new taxes would shatter confidence in the real-estate market, leading to a bust that would damage the entire economy.

A larger role for real estate in the Chinese economy means the consequences of a bust should be more serious than in the U. S.

Bender charges police about $1, 700 for a bust, although the checks don't always come in on time, if at all.

Swedish referee Frisk retired from football two years ago after a bust-up with Blues boss Jose Mourinho in Barcelona.

Why is what works effectively and efficiently in normal times, too harsh in the times of a bust?

The boom resolves itself in a bust whose twin children are capital consumption and unemployment.

I did a bust of a woman with a crooked nose.

Despite the vodka, the toasts , the attempts at humor, the party was a bust.

If credit becomes too cheap and then too expensive for borrowers, then an unsustainable boom is followed by a bust.

On his desk there stand a bust of his favorite poet.

Those who begin their careers in a bust are less footloose than their boom-time equivalents.

If I miss this meeting, the whole deal's a bust, all right?

Sovereign defaults would also harm Hypo Real Estate, a bust German property and public-finance bank that is now owned by the state.

That paved the way for a crazy bubble, followed by a bust, and more currency instability in subsequent years.

For example, you can hear, "wow, that party was supposed to be a lot of fun, but it turned out to be a bust because no one came"

Under normal conditions, that small glut would quickly have disappeared in a bust on the present scale.

But a bust would still be painful: more than 1, 500 of the country's banks and thrifts specialise in agriculture lending.

But by doing so, she helps us imagine Socrates as a body of flesh rather than a bust of marble.

They fear a bust-up will radicalise their already-turbulent southern and eastern neighbourhoods.

Banking crises in the developing world have also tended to happen at the peak of housing booms or just after a bust in prices.

In particular, Chongzhen disaster almost every year, everywhere is a bust of depression.

A bust of former Arsenal manager Herbert Chapman stands in the splendid marble hall entrance of Arsenal's stadium.

She has worked up a lump of clay into a bust.

A trip to my local supermarket in search of chocolate with 71% cocoa was a bust.

He gave the man a bust in the nose.

A bust of the Roman Emperor Nero, who used cyanide to dispose of unwanted family members.

He gave me a bust in the chin.

Whether they were set up during a boom or a bust, today's firms are deeply affected by the economic fluctuations of the past.

She made a plaster cast of a bust of Lincoln.

President George W. Bush, the self-styled "decider" , placed a bust of Churchill in the Oval Office.

On the mantel place was a bust of Keats on a pedestal.

The other wild card during a bust phase is potential big-ticket mergers and acquisitions.

Makes me realize what a bust all my other openings were. Well, I'm gonna let you bask in your glory, Because serena's here, and.

This week was a bust week as we were preparing for the English Art Festival.

"We're entering a bust now, " insists Andy Xie, an Asia economist and bear on Chinese property.

Yao was considered a bust before he ever played a game.

As a show it was a bust.

As he put it, the "bezzle" rises in a boom because of lax controls and fades in a bust.

Do you know the commonness of woman and tornado? They both pillage all your wealth after a bust of madness.

Ross: Uh, aside from that, the whole evening was pretty much a bust.

encouraging excessive investment and bank lending in some sectors which could lead to a bust.

Apex The highest point of a bust on a dress form or live model.

If you cannot let firms fail in a bust, then you must contain them in the boom.

So was the birthday a bust?

The decade's expansion was a bust for them as regards jobs and incomes.

My view is that China is at risk of a bust.

The dot-com boom of the 1990s becomes a bust as technology companies slide.

But imbalances are easier to identify after a bust than during a boom.

THERE'S a bust-up brewing in the hotel world.

Right now, we're headed for a bust.

In four seasons with Cleveland, Diop was deemed a bust.

That animal spirits droop in a bust is no more anomalous than that they soar in a boom.

At some point, she figures, the boom could give way to a bust.

He is hailed as a bust in the university.

He got a bust on the nose .

banks should build up more capital in booms (when it is easy to raise) in order to prepare for a bust.

Would you like me to take a bust, a profile, or a full-length portrait?

He got a bust on the nose .

banks should build up more capital in booms (when it is easy to raise) in order to prepare for a bust.

Would you like me to take a bust, a profile, or a full-length portrait?

They keep a bust of Beethoven in the School of Music.

Newcastle and West Ham are reportedly interested in Barton, who is under police inquiry after a bust-up with team - mate Ousmane Dabo.

My hobby is fitness, also have a bust muscle, but never so and hobbies, I only admire their man has strong body, that is my goal.

A state takeover of a bust bank in Ireland eviscerates law in New York

Make a cast of a bust

Or a bust will surely follow, an economy depressed

give somebody a bust in the nose

give somebody a bust in the nose

Sculpture a bust in stone

Sculpt a bust of my father