Sentence examples for bustling that from inspiring English sources
It was not only his contribution to the goals – first an easy tap-in and then some determined play that led to the ball diverting in off Alan Hutton – it was the general air of indomitable bustling that struck a chord with Mourinho.
Town-gown disputes, always fraught when universities become the most important employers, taxpayers, landlords and builders around, can be unusually tricky in New York, a city so big and bustling that it could never be defined by any one campus.
The county courthouse square had been bustling that day, as it usually was but the killer(s) apparently managed to walk up to Hasse, shoot him multiple times, and take off before anyone realized what was happening.
The doctor, Allan W. Clark, 52, despite losing his Ohio medical license and being on probation in Pennsylvania for eight years, built a buprenorphine business so bustling that five doctors now work under him.
It is "business and bustle" that is driving the Leaguers from their old home.
This leads to the question: should stockholders be protected from the bustle that is the lifeblood of business?
To hear him surrounded by the yuppie bustle that has supplanted much of the punk ethos in this area is to know what "incongruous" means.
Arbil and Suleimaniyah are by no means the most beautiful cities in the world, but there is a warmth about them, a lively bustle that is missing here.
Now that I had things to do -- ant powder to buy, prescriptions to fill -- the relentless bustle that put me off Hong Kong as a tourist made sense.
Above ground, the raucous bustle that is Naples perfunctorily orchestrates its moving components into a daily rhythm that is effectively functional chaos, against a dissonant background juxtaposing luxurious Baroque palazzos with derelict housing.
In that statement, Mr. Weidlich portrayed the firings as an unintentional consequence of a bustle that had followed Mr. Schrager's purchase of the long-bankrupt hotel in 1995 and a subsequent nine-month renovation.
