Sentence examples for being busy with from inspiring English sources
Some of the reasons which were reported for not offering training and awareness programs included: the extra cost for such programs; the unavailability of qualified trainers; not necessary at the moment; and being busy with other urgent business issues.
Being busy with real life and a small child means taking advantage of whatever spare minutes I can find.
We talked about working together on a film from a feminist perspective, about sex, but sadly that never saw the light of day due to us both being busy with other projects.
Dr S. J. Shaw: Possible result of kerb being busy with loading up (anag. & lit).. P. L. Stone: Customised Citroen —— may be blocking up entire road (comp. anag. & lit).. R. C. Teuton: Leaving SEAT alongside PU at kerb? Possibly (anag. less SEAT; PU = pick-up).
In short, although the middle-aged male respondents were interested in their own health issues, they were not enthusiastic about engaging in food education, probably because of being busy with daily duties.
Despite being busy with a full load of classes and teaching assistant duties, Cham says, "I somehow thought it would be a good idea to draw a comic 5 days a week".
"I've got businesses and have been busy with those.
They're busy with themselves.
They're busy with their own.
