Semenya burst on to the world stage when she ran 1.56.72 in Bambous last month, smashing her previous personal best by more than seven seconds.
The show first burst on to our screens last year, proving an instant hit by combining the twin British loves of fly-on-the-wall TV and all things celebrity.
Whatuira then marked his return to the side following personal problems by barging over from Lee Gilmour's pass, only for King to burst on to Mick Higham's pass to level.
The dispute burst on to the streets and into the courts this week after Patrick, the company leading the charge, sacked its entire dockside workforce in favour of non-union labour.
New Chinese entrants like Trina and Yingli have burst on to the California scene in the past several months, going from almost nowhere to third and fifth highest market share so far this year.
Wood burst on to the scene as an amateur last season with a fifth-placed finish at The Open and after turning professional came through Qualifying School to secure his place on the European Tour this term.
Woods has been the face of golf since he burst on to the scene in 1997 but golf fans should get excited about the Rory McIlroys, Dustin Johnsons, Jason Days and Rickie Fowlers of the tour now.
Those telling you to watch out for this young fellow were smugly mouthing 'told you' less than a year later as the boy from Clontarf burst on to the international scene with a blistering Six Nations hat-trick against France.
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The result was still disappointing in many ways, especially to developing countries, and yet since the round's completion in 1993 the world economy has grown lustily and the biggest developing countries, China, India and Brazil, have all burst on to the global trading scene.
Like many Latin American countries, they decided the best way to get ahead was to close the economy to foreign competition in the hope that domestic industries would then burst forth on to the scene.
Uruguay looked exhausted and Robben could have added a fourth when he burst forward on to a Van Persie flick late on, but got his attempted chip all wrong.
Wakefield hit back through Murphy after a series of quick offloads created space for the teenager to burst through on the left-hand side and cross the line to a huge roar from the home crowd.
Steven Milunovich, an analyst at Merrill Lynch, thinks that the tech industry evolves through waves lasting 10-15 years, as innovation leads to a burst of spending on new technologies, then to a less exciting period of assimilation.
Though the cupcake phenomenon is imploding, the college bubble is not likely to burst on its own.
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In 1957, Ornette Coleman seemed to burst on the New York jazz scene.
Coleman has been one of the most innovative and successful young money managers to burst on the scene in recent years.
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Damien Duff burst through on the right to cross for Andrew Johnson lurking in the six-yard box and only a timely interception by Luiz guided the ball high and over the bar.
As Benioff joked about his socks on stage in front of an audience of 14, 000 in San Francisco this morning, a stream of chuckles burst on the screen next to his live feed.
Routledge almost broke the deadlock after the restart but fizzed a 20-yard effort against the post and Nigel Reo-Coker burst through on goal only to once again be denied by the defiant Rensing.
Veteran Fijian Vijay Singh produced a superb birdie burst on his back nine to join Woods in the clubhouse on seven under, while defending champion Justin Rose of England opened with a 67.
Officers from Bala were called to a property where burst pipes had caused water to run on to electrics.
Record debt levels taken on by consumers in the bubble times were passed on to banking systems when the bubbles burst and households defaulted on their mortgages and loans.
The flanker ran on to Agulla's pass, burst through the Scottish defence and appeared to have fallen just short of the line with his touch down.
Like a cordless phone looking for a clear channel, it can hop on to a less crowded frequency to send the next burst.
Environments are destructible: you can break furniture and use it on enemies, burst through walls to open up new areas, and so forth.
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At a time when baby boomers are going to burst the britches on Medicare, consider that Medicare only pays doctors 81% of what private insurance does.
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He burst into the box to get on the end of Hleb's pass and drove in a low shot that Pepe Reina could only help into the net.
As for boosting academic performance, Nestle is familiar with results showing that feeding breakfast to hungry kids results in better schoolwork, but she's quick to burst the bubble on the LSU study.
Their first test in October 2007 was a success: An all-electric car plugged in at the University of Delaware and rigged with communication software responded to a signal from PJM for a sudden burst of power to help balance supply and demand on the grid.
When Mattel Tommy Burst guns are outlawed, only people with scads of money to throw around on eBay will own Mattel Tommy Burst guns.
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