Sentence examples for be more bustling from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ho said the new place might have coffee and dessert (a first for a new Momofuku restaurant), but that luxurious accouterments like tablecloths remain unlikely: it will be more bustling cafe than hushed temple.

Aking, a corn seller in his 40s, says that over the past three years the old town was more bustling at night than during the day.

The back room is more bustling than the bar.

Honolulu itself is more bustling than ever, with culture, fine dining, shopping to rival Las Vegas or Rodeo Drive (the world's largest outdoor mall is here), and year-round extravaganzas such as the annual Hawaii Food and Wine Festival.

"There was more hustle and bustle there," he said.

"Downstairs, it will be more a classic bustling saloon," with 10 tap lines, he said.

The Dutchmen were game, but they needed to be more than that to get past Andy Flower's bustling intensity.

Craig Gardner is the nearest thing they have to that but his game is more about hustle and bustle.

At week's end, there's more stroll than bustle, from visitors ambling through fancy food shops, antique dealerships, cafes and restaurants on and off the main thoroughfares.

There's more to do in bustling Lake George than listen to the roar of Shelving Rock Falls.

There's more of a hustling, bustling comics-making community here in Brooklyn...like people are constantly doing readings and panels and having drawing parties.