Sentence examples for becoming busy from inspiring English sources
He has seen the turnover of old churches being trasnformed into apartments, once quiet streets becoming busy roadways and the Newport skyline change with the construction of towering Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian, where his sons, Don III and Cameron, were both born.
As time passes images will remind you or pop in your head, it is best to move on quickly by becoming busy.
At the same time, American diplomats are becoming busier there.
It traded well in shops and online, with shops becoming busier at the weekend.
When the train arrived, we got into the second carriage from the front; it was packed and becoming busier at each stop.
Van Hasselt added that bike paths in the Netherlands, where cycling is a popular pastime, were becoming busier and the variety of cycles using them was a complication.
As the world is becoming busier and more connected, we seem to have less and less time to be bothered with email messages that are long, boring, confusing or unclear with their intent.
Some people respond to stress or grief by becoming busier.
Becoming the "busy one" as it survives.
In 1959 it still had 1,800 Jews and was becoming a busy industrial centre.
As Ryan Seacrest is becoming increasingly busy with his clothing line and multiple hosting obligations, I suggest that Smith be hired to host "American Idol" every other week.
