101.   Then the bubble burst, seed capital disappeared, and original online programming by pioneers such as HBO, Icebox.com, and others all but disappeared.

102.   Then the hype becomes more important than the idea itself, until the inevitable reality-check causes this bubble to burst.

103.   The Walnut City bubble burst.

104.   There is every reason to think that it will continue to do so, even if the current property bubble bursts spectacularly.

105.   Then last week the bubble burst.

106.   Those kinds of expectations might well explain why the dot-com bubble burst.

107.   Today, Off Wall Street Consulting has four other analysts working from an office near Harvard Square, looking for stock bubbles to burst.

108.   Wasow expressed scorn for executives who hyped the Internet, only to flee when the technology-stock bubble burst last year.

109.   When speculative bubbles in real estate and stocks burst, the shuffling of wealth traumatized a financial system ill suited to rapid change.

n. + burst >>共 483
bubble 11.15%
gunman 3.51%
river 3.51%
man 3.21%
pipe 2.44%
police 1.98%
woman 1.60%
crowd 1.60%
door 1.53%
audience 1.45%
bubble + v. >>共 112
burst 34.35%
be 11.76%
form 2.82%
appear 2.59%
have 2.59%
rise 1.88%
pop 1.65%
begin 1.65%
come 1.41%
burst_in 1.18%
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