Sentence examples for bit too busy from inspiring English sources

Ramsay himself is a bit too busy to be slinging chickens in Montreal.

"Fellow Travelers" sags in the middle, and its plot is a bit too busy.

The film becomes a bit too busy at times, but it's full of dandy jokes, including a fair number for the parents in the crowd.

But for some readers, myself included, the art could feel a bit too busy and bewildering, lacking as it does a focal point.

The ideal ending would probably have involved some kind of zombie gathering of dead Spooks agents, but frankly it would have been a bit too busy.

I would never discourage anyone from reading the primary source, but most teachers and school leaders will likely find themselves a bit too busy to pore over all the formulas and definitions outlined there.

10 Don't worry that you've pitched your tent a bit too close to the busy double row of portable toilets in the corner of the field.

"And I did think about it a little bit, but was just too busy and I never actually broached it with him, although he really did like children.

Sorry I was too busy having a bit of a chair dance to that one to actually say anything of any note.

In their studied hip-hop attire, they looked a bit out of place, but were too busy trying to figure out the menu to notice.

If I haven't cleaned my house for a while, I know I'm either too busy or a bit unhappy, so I make myself do it by putting everything in my bedroom on the bed – it means I can't go to sleep until I've dealt with it.