Sentence examples for bustling as from inspiring English sources

Bustling (as in " the marketplace was bustling").

Today it is bustling as well, Full of fish markets where you buy the fish raw and then they cook it for you.

The famous gold market is bustling, as are cafes, furniture stores and religious souvenir shops.

Mr. Tully introduced it in 1995, and even performed waiter duties on Day 1. "As I told our board, 'If you think running a church in New York City is hard, you should try running a restaurant!'" The cafe is bustling, as is the 10-bed shelter, the food pantry and the soup kitchen, which served 80,000 meals to the needy this year.

The streets were not as crowded and bustling as usual.

During a weekday visit last month, the gallery was bustling as artists installed a group show.

The hallways do not bustle as much as in past administrations.

In her wardrobe are Victorian shoes and a bustle as well as a top hat – an obligatory part of the steampunk uniform.

In addition, Karachi's noise and bustle as well as its humidity made the idea of a completely new capital up in the country more attractive.

Today's spies use coffee shop languor and commuter bustle as their cover.

Shea Stadium, meanwhile, bustled as a staging ground for relief efforts.