Johnson City, Tennessee, is a long way from bustling, well-to-do Nashville, a five-hour trip by car.
Airmall led the way in prompting American airports to spend many billions of dollars remaking drab, military-style terminals into bustling, well-designed places for passengers to shop and eat reasonably well while waiting for a plane.
On upper Broadway, where hair salons and barbershops bustle well into the evening and markets sell plantains in outdoor bins, a bar with incongruous chic invites the neighborhood in for a beer.
Today it is bustling as well, Full of fish markets where you buy the fish raw and then they cook it for you.
Although crowding in bacterial cells is often pictured as 'random packing' [ 38, 79] with the nucleoid 'floating' in the middle, an alternative view pictures the cytoplasm as a 'fast-growing and bustling well-organized city' of biomacromolecular machines [ 80, 81].
Handwoven textiles, fresh fish, agricultural products, and other goods are purchased or traded at these bustling and well-attended markets.
In her wardrobe are Victorian shoes and a bustle as well as a top hat – an obligatory part of the steampunk uniform.
Friday night was its second performance, and the house was bustling with well-heeled Bavarians of a certain age, seemingly eager to see how an old favorite was faring in its new garb.
Now, the same sidewalks bustle with well-dressed young people promenading among a handful of new bars and restaurants: C-Note, 9C, Baraza, Esperanto, Alphabet Lounge.
From Johann Strauss's "Fledermaus" comes Lisette, Magda's flirty maid, and from Puccini's own "Bohème" comes the Act II setting of a bustling bar as well as Lisette's poet lover Prunier.
