let's say, hypothetically, the game sells gangbusters. when has that ever stopped a publisher from sweeping layoffs? it doesn't matter how well it sells--something's gotta give at some point. and when you're dealing…
"William T. Sherman 2028" t-shirts, bumper stickers, would sell like gangbusters
(colloquial, UK) Very successful or profitable.
What went wrong for Ophelia Lovibond? It was all looking gangbusters after a string of entry-level Hollywood roles.
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Also I hope that the Mexican and Canadian cities are having an absolutely GANGBUSTERS tourism year
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(colloquial) With great energy or speed; very well.
This follows Llewelyn-Bowen on a promotional parade through China, his hopes resting largely on the basis that his British quirkiness will go gangbusters with Shanghai shoppers.
“let's say, hypothetically, the game sells gangbusters. when has that ever stopped a publisher from sweeping layoffs? it doesn't matter how well it sells--something's gotta give at some point. and when you're dealing with capitalists, it will always be capital over the workers.”
“"William T. Sherman 2028" t-shirts, bumper stickers, would sell like gangbusters”
“Also I hope that the Mexican and Canadian cities are having an absolutely GANGBUSTERS tourism year”
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