Sentence examples for busily playing from inspiring English sources

Not wishing to disturb this endangered ecology, I only cast a quick glance to see what the girl was so busily playing.

Instead, they're busily playing "I can cut the deficit more than you" — trying to hold their Democratic base by calling for $1 of tax increases (mostly on the wealthy) for every $3 of spending cuts.

The small one (we call her little fella or the ninja) was busily playing with her wrestling figures while her sister (we call her the good one, or the quiet one) was reading a book (just kidding, she was immersed in her iPad) when I called out to them: "Girls, it's time to go to the doctor".

The effect is of looking deep into a microscope and entering the dramas of an animal cell, the pulsing textures and musical logic, the way each tiny organelle busily plays its part in sustaining the general tremble of the thing.

While Gault makes the great point that "pop culture [has busily played] up the fragility of white women," she seems to suggest that her blackness itself has protected her from the worst of postpartum woes ironic given postpartum depression and psychosis are actually more common in women of colour; they just happen to be grossly under-diagnosed.

There, 3-year-old Mukhlisa Khodjimukha busily played house with her friends in a toy kitchen.

While we were busily getting dressed up, playing lots of characters and arguing about the content of the show, Felix just played one character per episode.

Bairstow was unbeaten on 31 and played busily, as he invariably does.

Josefowicz had the arduous task of standing in for Salonen's questing self; out of two hundred and fourteen bars in the first movement, the violinist plays busily for two hundred and two.

Add to the mix a terrified novice (Sam Bertken) who's busily puking backstage (played by the same actor who portrays the butler in the 19th century play) and the female intern's husband (who has shown up in the caped costume he wears for his part-time job as an action hero) and there is plenty of potential for comic relief.

Many of these are busily at play in "The Adventures of Tintin," an animated boy's own adventure directed by Steven Spielberg, that eternal Hollywood boy wonder.