Sentence examples for busiest particularly with from inspiring English sources

"Routes to the south-west and the coast are usually among the busiest, particularly with hot weather forecast, and there will be localised congestion around events, especially at finish time.

But Mr. MacLeod, 79, has kept busy, particularly with stage work, which he says he prefers to television.

The first full day of Olympic events meant roads and public transport were busy, particularly with the cycling in London and Surrey.

The cart is busy, particularly on weekends.

It's a question of what they're busy with, particularly in their music output.

Non response bias is a potential limitation of the study particularly with doctors working at independent clinics in squatter settlements because of their busy clinical schedule.

"Particularly with women.

By humoring Mrs Reagan we gave her this tool, or, more accurately, gave it to an unknown woman in San Francisco who believed that the zodiac controls events and human behavior and that she could read the secrets of the future in the movement of the planets.The friend was particularly busy with advice when Mr Reagan met Mikhail Gorbachev at summits at Geneva and Reykjavik.

Saturdays are particularly busy, with droves of people marching 24 kilometers round-trip to the market.

We tried to ask some of the girls if they had been particularly busy, what with the Convention, and all, but none of them wanted to stop and talk for very long, because time is money.

London Bridge is expected to be particularly busy later with thousands of spectators heading to the Olympic Park and equestrian events in Greenwich.