Sentence examples for bustling state from inspiring English sources
Those twin tensions of the bustling state capital have been laid bare in the aftermath of the bombings, which have killed two people and wounded at least three.
In 2005, Mr. Torricelli's development company, Woodrose Properties, paid the City of Trenton $1 for the Golden Swan, a row of early 19th-century buildings in the bustling State House district.
The Winter Truth and Hope Tour begins on Jan . 19with a journey by bus from the bustling state capital of Raleigh into the northeastern economic wilderness of broken dreams, shattered lives, dashed hopes, embittered psyches, haunted children and the invisible people who have and have not living on the violent fringes of their internal oceans of doubt.
It has been decades since the coal towns in the southern part of the state bustled with activity.
Before the recession the state was bustling, its unemployment rate was below the national average.
For someone starting at the eastern end, the good views begin at Creel, but Chihuahua, the state's bustling, manageable capital and home to an international airport, is a more convenient place to board the train.
It makes sense, Dorn said in an interview, that the explosion in Chinese imports also has fueled the creation of new jobs in California, thanks to the state's bustling ports.
We caught a public bus back to Mérida, the bustling regional capital of the state of Yucatán.
The dusty oilfields of west Texas can feel a world away from the bustling heart of Austin, the state's eco-conscious capital.
As Mr. Ottinger was shaking hands on Brooklyn street tours, some of the young men and women who are fashioning the campaign telephoned the taped voice of the candidate to radio stations around the state from a bustling West 46th Street headquarters, for possible use on news programs.
It is a modern capitalist state enjoying a bustling, optimistic economic rebirth, but also a massively corrupt post-communist society still peddling its old vices throughout the globe: money laundering, sex trafficking, arms dealing, and the sale of illicit drugs.
