Sentence examples for better be busy from inspiring English sources
"If you really believe in something and that the government shouldn't do it, you better be busy," he said.
It's so much better to be busy.
"Better to be busy in the city than have nothing to do in the suburbs," he said, nearly incognito as he hung out with a friend.
With hours like that, why not just pack Harry and Chloe off to boarding school, asked Belinda Webb yesterday, prompting hundreds of responses about flexible working, family values and whether it's better for kids to be busy in schools than sitting in front of the telly.
Then for a moment I convince myself, I am just dreaming and my day is going to be busy one, I better go sleep, I ought to wake up in few hours to go my work, multiple meetings are waiting ahead, then a lunch with my beloved girlfriend, afterward I have gathering with my best friend to discuss his wedding details.
Former "Walking Dead" actor David Morrissey, better known as The Governor, may be busy nowadays producing and starring in an "emotional" and "exciting" new show, "The Driver," but it appears he hasn't yet closed his chapter on the hit AMC series.
"Doing nothing is better than being busy doing nothing".
The courts will be busy for years.Elsewhere the news was better for liberals.
I tend to do, feel and think a million things at any given moment and I always just told myself that I functioned better when my life was busy.
