Sentence examples for bustling down from inspiring English sources

Maybe there's something in that. 2 min: Rangers have started strongly, Boyd bustling down the right and fizzing a low cross that Edu can't quite redirect goalwards.

First night in the Tunis hotel, a player comes bustling down to supper, enthusing "Great to be in Africa, eh, boss?" to be corrected sternly by Gordon: "Don't be daft, laddie, this isn't Africa, it's Tunisia".

He may not be the game's most elegant winger but he is a persistent menace, snapping and bustling down the channels relentlessly, creating openings for others or forging them for himself.

He bustled down to the Nordstrom, where he checked out the merchandise, then brought the general manager and men's and women's merchandise directors back to Topshop so they could see what his brand was about.

She is isolated from the bustle down below because a fragile heart and a severe hernia make it hard for her to walk across a room, let alone climb down the two flights of stairs to the avenue below.

When the business bustle dies down, make your way past the grand old Teatro Municipal (Rua Líbero Badaró, 377) toward one of the classic works by Brazil's best-known architect, Oscar Niemeyer: the marvelously undulating 38-story Copan apartment building (Avenida Ipiranga, 200; www.copansp.com.br), now home to a diverse community of residents.

"There used to be a hustle and bustle down here, with the grocery store and whatnot".

45 min: Bridge attempts to bustle down the left but Tony has been a dogged defender all night and refuses to let the Englander pass.

69 min: Baros bustles down the right and cuts the ball back but there's nobody in the area to convert the chance for Liverpool.

One summer day in 1797, after walking 40 miles, young Samuel Taylor Coleridge bustled down a Dorset hillside and burst through a cornfield into the garden where William Wordsworth and his sister, Dorothy, were at work.

Do not rush or bustle down the hallway or while opening the door.