Sentence examples for bustling over from inspiring English sources

Zanzibar has the full deck of tropical idyll cards – squeaky white powder beach, azure ocean, mellow trade winds and I'm trying hard to channel the sleepy, languid pace that the island operates on, but secretly I'm expecting the concierge at the Z Hotel to come bustling over telling me they forgot to add an extra zero to our bill.

Aalsmeer operates 24 hours a day on weekdays year round, except holidays, but all the bustle is over by noon.

Perched in a gloomy warehouse in Chennai, capital of Tamil Nadu, as young men bustle over an exhibition against the death penalty, she explains why.

As Legend bustled over to show me the giraffe, Glover said that he thinks of reality as a program and his talent as hacking the code: "I learn fast — I figured out the algorithm".

But it will probably take more than two readings for most readers to notice how he has managed to get Miss Bates out of the flat – she bustles over the street to invite Emma in – so that he is alone with Jane and the sleeping (and stone deaf) old Mrs Bates.

Matt Gillett scooped up the loose ball, busted through an unsuspecting Broncos defence and offloaded to Reed who bustled over to level the scores at 12-all before Jordan Kahu converted to mark the third lead-change of the first half and put Brisbane up 14-12.

However, it was the confident van der Merwe who completed his hat-trick of tries as, once more, he latched on to a Pyrgos pass and bustled over.

They look like small honeybees wearing orange-striped football jerseys and have furry ginger thoraxes, which are obvious as they bustle over the green balls of ivy blossom.

My mother got the money, parked, and bustled over to where my brother sat in his BMW.

Most restaurateurs are not panicking, and dining rooms appear to be bustling all over town.

The Saints midfield has been built around the nuggety and bustling Jack Steven over the past two seasons and his loss for the first half of 2014 is a devastating blow that will deplete the on-ball stocks to quite depressing levels.